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Diff Input Types


InputType
Description
Functionality
Text
Any text string up to 450 characters
Multiple times
Date
Eight character date in YYYYMMDD format
Multiple times
Partial Date
Eight character date in YYYYMMDD format which allows zeroes
Multiple times
Numeric
Any number value (2, 27, 999)
Multiple times
List - Single Select
Drop down list, only allowing the list to appear once
Single
List - Multi Select
Drop down list, allowing the list to appear multiple times
Multiple times
List - Optional Select
Drop Down List with option to type in the value
Single
Memo
Any length text string
Multiple times
Decimal
Any number value requiring up to 5 decimal places
Multiple times
Text (Single)
Any text string up to 450 characters
Single
Date (Single)
Eight character date in YYYYMMDD format
Single
Partial Date (Single)
Eight character date in YYYYMMDD format which allows zeroes
Single
Numeric (Single)
Any number value (2, 27, 999)
Single
Memo (Single)
Any length text string
Single
Decimal (Single)
Any number value requiring up to 5 decimal places
Single

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