Just to confirm this feature in number range object

Hi all,
I've created one number range between 00001 to 99999. And i hope it will start over again automatically from 00001 after hit the upper limit.
I did not choose the "No Interval Rolling". Is that all i have to do?
thanks.

Hello,
I think this is correct.
From the F1 help from the field you can see:
Flag: No rolling of intervals
Selecting the flag prevents the number range object intervals from automatically starting from the beginning at the upper limit.
Regards,
David

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