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1833
The value of an element is not within the accepted range of values.
Notice! This page describes the nature of the error using a hypothetical example and not the erroneous data of the input test file. You should however be able to apply this information to your error case.
Error description:
The value of an element is not within the accepted range of values.
Example:
In the picture above a value -0.01 is given while minimum allowed value is 0. You can fix this error by giving value which is larger or same as the minimun value, e.g.
<InstdAmt Ccy="EUR">0.01</InstdAmt>
Explanation of the error message given by the validator:
"Element 'X': [facet 'minInclusive'] The value 'xx' is less than the minimum value allowed ('yy')."
In here the value in xx element X is too small compared to minimum value allowed, which is yy.
Similarly, while the facet 'minInclusive' sets the floor value for an element, facet 'maxInclusive' is used to define the ceiling value.