Variable to look atLess than or equal to

Hi Guru's,
I have created a variable and also written a code to make it default current calender date.Here isadded  requirement for the same variable from our onsitefolks
<b>set the variable to look at “Less than or equal to” (right now it’s set to equal to) Current calender date</b>
Please guide me how  to work on this?
Points will be definitely awarded for the right answers.
Thanks in advance.
Vasu.

Hi Vasu,
following up yesterday's post (you shouldn't recreate new threads for the same issue, thanks)
WHEN 'ZDAY'.
    IF i_step = 1.
      CLEAR l_s_range.
      l_s_range-low      = sy-datum.
      l_s_range-sign     = 'I'.
      l_s_range-opt      = 'LE'. "LE means Lower than Equal
      APPEND l_s_range TO e_t_range.
    ENDIF.
hope this helps...
Olivier.

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