Group and display characteristics in a user friendly way

Hi all,
We have a scenario where we have created a DOC type which we assigned to a class with several characteristics.
The problem is that the characteristics are not disaplayed in a very user friendly way in tab "additinal data".
Is there any customizing we can do in order to group the characteristics?
For example:
-Is it possible to show 3 or 4 characteristics and then have an empty line and then show another 4
-or Is it possible to customize to create sub tabs?
Any other ideas that can make it easier for the end users to change/display their characteristics would be helpful!
Best Regards
Mikael

Hi,
Is there any customizing we can do in order to group the characteristics?
For example:
-Is it possible to show 3 or 4 characteristics and then have an empty line and then show another 4
-or Is it possible to customize to create sub tabs?
All the configuration data is stored in some tables. So adding some lines as a separator into a database won't be possible since tables have fields which have certain data types which won't match the requirement.
Hence your requirement cannot be met.
Hope this answers your query.
Regards,
Deepak Kori

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