Translate checkbox based on static lov

Hi,
I have a single checkbox field that is defined as 'STATIC:checkbox title;Y'
I don't know how to translate 'checkbox title' string. It doesn't appear in the export XLIFF file.
Please advice.
Thanks

Hi Edward,
Static LOV's at Item Level aren't supported by the APEX Globalization mechanimism, you'll have to define it globally in shared components.
brgds,
Peter
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Hello !
Let's have a look at my example:create table test
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insert into test values( 1, sysdate-3 );
insert into test values( 2, sysdate-2 );
insert into test values( 3, sysdate-1 );
insert into test values( 4, sysdate );
insert into test values( 5, sysdate+1 );
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commit;
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ok,
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