Difference between revisions of "Property name: No floating point value required text"
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| + | '''Property name: No floating point value required text''' | ||
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| + | The text in this property will be displayed when the respondent insert a value that has decimals and where decimal values are not allowed. | ||
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| + | This property exists for both questionnaire and question properties. If set in a question property it will overrule the property of the questionnaire. If there is no value for this property in a question, its value will be inherited from the questionnaire property. | ||
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| + | If there is no value for this property, the default value is: “Floating point values not allowed as answer.” | ||
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| + | Text | ||
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| + | Screen examples | ||
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| + | The image below shows where in the questionnaire editor you set the 'no floating point value allowed' text. Notice that it is only active when the 'allow decimals' value for a number question is set to false (not checked). | ||
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The example below shows how the question will react if we then try to use a decimal number and click next. | The example below shows how the question will react if we then try to use a decimal number and click next. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:15, 21 December 2011
Property name: No floating point value required text
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Property name: No floating point value required text | |
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Question types applied |
Number |
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Description |
The text in this property will be displayed when the respondent insert a value that has decimals and where decimal values are not allowed. |
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Business logic |
This property exists for both questionnaire and question properties. If set in a question property it will overrule the property of the questionnaire. If there is no value for this property in a question, its value will be inherited from the questionnaire property. If there is no value for this property, the default value is: “Floating point values not allowed as answer.” |
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Formatting |
Text |
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Screen examples |
The image below shows where in the questionnaire editor you set the 'no floating point value allowed' text. Notice that it is only active when the 'allow decimals' value for a number question is set to false (not checked).
The example below shows how the question will react if we then try to use a decimal number and click next.
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