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3.4.10.1.1. Data Field Types

3.4.10.1.1. Data Field Types
 
The different data field types will allow the user to customise the application to fit their specific needs.
Certain field types will give more validation options while others will improve the user manual workflow.
 
1

Alphanumeric

1. Alphanumeric
 
Alphanumeric is the most generic field type and will allow any type of data to be input.
 
2

Date

2. Date
 
The date field type will require date input. This field type contains a built in mask that will ignore any value that is not a valid date.
The valid date will follow the system date format.
 
 
3

Time

3. Time
 
The time field type will require time data that will be then formatted to your system format.
 
4

Amount

4. Amount
 
Similarly to date type fields, amount type fields will require amount input. The field contains a built in mask that will require the user or the system to input an amount.
The valid amount format will follow the system amount format (decimal separator).
 
 
5

Numeric

5. Numeric
 
Numeric field types will only allow numeric input. Other types of input will invalidate the field.
 
6

Number with Decimal(s)

6. Number with Decimal(s)
 
Number with decimals works similarly to Numeric but requires decimal cases.
 
7

List

7. List
 
The list field type will allow the user to attach a help list natively to the field.
It is also possible to invalidate values that are not present on the list while also allowing users to add values to the list.
 
8

Barcode Reading

8. Barcode Reading
 
Barcode reading fields will allow the user to link the data field to existing barcode reading configuration.
 
9

Document Type

9. Document Type
 
A document type field will be used to set the document type for the documents.
Only one document type field should be present when document type detection is used.
 
10

Boolean

10. Boolean
 
Boolean data fields will only accept TRUE or FALSE type values.
It is possible to define the desired values for TRUE and FALSE.