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The number validation option gives you the ability to select the number format - percentage, integer, comma, decimal or currency (and the relevant currency symbol) in a specific field. This also provides the ability to round any numeric value up or down based on your chosen precision. Select whole numbers, single or multiple decimals, nearest ten, hundred or thousand - it's all up to you. | The number validation option gives you the ability to select the number format - percentage, integer, comma, decimal or currency (and the relevant currency symbol) in a specific field. This also provides the ability to round any numeric value up or down based on your chosen precision. Select whole numbers, single or multiple decimals, nearest ten, hundred or thousand - it's all up to you. | ||
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Revision as of 14:00, 14 January 2015
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This article will explain why this feature is a benefit to your organization. |
Save time and special character formatting when working with numbers. Our number validation feature gives you the ability to pre-select number formats your organization commonly uses and options to round up and down to whatever standard you prefer to use.
The number validation option gives you the ability to select the number format - percentage, integer, comma, decimal or currency (and the relevant currency symbol) in a specific field. This also provides the ability to round any numeric value up or down based on your chosen precision. Select whole numbers, single or multiple decimals, nearest ten, hundred or thousand - it's all up to you.
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Click here to learn how to implement this feature on your SmartSimple system. |
