What is the sign of Range in Validation

Dear Expert,
I have struck in validation (ob28). actually I want to give there in validation, a range of vendor (like 6100000 to 61999999).
But I dont know the sign of Range.
Please let me know the sign of Range .
Regards
Rukshana

Dear,
The best solution to your requirement is to create a Set through GS01 and maintain the number ranges of your vendor, in the set, it can be individual or in range.
Specify the set in your Validation.
For range you can try below:
BSEG-LIFNR >= 6100000 OR BSEG-LIFNR =<61999999.
Hope this helps..
Br,Vivek

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