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Hello,
I need some help me with the use of  ByD UI Designer.
I’m trying to include the Address Management UI reuse component in the ByD UI Designer. The component is this:
/SAP_BYD APPLICATION_UI/Reuse/Address/Public_Address_EC
But I don’t know how to configure and to define the binding for this component.
Are there some how-to guides for UI reuse components?
Best regards
Irina

Hi Irina,
There is a guide at this path on Business Center for On-Demand Solutions from SAP at http://www.sme.sap.com -> SAP Business ByDesign -> Community -> Wiki -> SAP Business ByDesign Studio -> Best Practices for Implementations -> "How to work with the Address Snapshot" as per SAP, which I was not able to find.
But there is this pdf on How to work with the Address Snapshot which really helped me in configuring the EC for my custom Address.
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Regards
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