Int type fields can hold integer values, i.e., numerical values without a decimal point.
Create field screen for integer fieldsThe parameters Name, Description and Help Text are common for all field types. Click Text Fields to see more information.
| ID# | Display Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Field Type | Mandatory. For integer fields, the Field Type should be selected as 'Int'. |
| 2 | Required | Set the field as a mandatory field. This field must be entered if it is on an add view, and cannot be made blank on an edit view. |
| 3 | Unique Value | Mandates that this field must have a unique value in the Track Type it is defined. This field can be used as an ID field for the Track Type. The ID is displayed at the top of the views for the record - such as a Ticket No or RMA No. |
| 4 | Display Thousands Separator | If the checkbox is enabled, the value will be displayed with digits grouped in sets of three, separated by commas. This formatting improves readability, particularly when working with large numbers. For example, the value 100000 will be displayed as 100,000. |
| 5 | Default Value | Optional. The value of this parameter will auto populate as the default value for the field when the object is created. You will be able to edit the default value based on user's permissions and field parameters. |
| 6 | Display Prefix | Optional. This parameter will show up as a prefix when displaying the integer value. For example, when the field represents cost or money, the value can be presented with currency symbol such as "$" or "€". |
| 7 | Maximum Range | Optional. This parameter can be used to enforce a restriction on the user from entering a value greater than the specified value. If the user tries to enter a larger value, the system will show a message prompt indicating the value must be less than or equal to the maximum range value. |
| 8 | Minimum Range | Optional. Similar to maximum range. Here, if the user attempts to input a value less than the minimum range, the system will display a message prompt indicating the value must be greater than or equal to the minimum range value. |