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05-01-2024 03:20 PM
I have a list of system fields on an Incident Form, all integer type. Some of them are left justified and others are right justified. Is there a way to determine what causes each field to be right or left justified? Thank you!
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05-02-2024 10:27 AM
Hi @delawareang31 ,
Right-click on the field and choose 'Configure Styles.' Next, open the record for your field and locate the 'Style' field. Examine the field's value, for example, 'text-align:left;
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05-03-2024 03:20 AM
Hi @delawareang31 ,
I have provide some key point, hope it will helpful for you
The justification of system fields on an Incident Form is determined by the field's `data_type` attribute. Here's how to determine the justification based on the `data_type`:
1.Integer (left-justified): If the `data_type` is `integer`, the field will be left-justified. For example, the `number` field, which stores the incident number, is an integer and is left-justified.
2.Float (right-justified): If the `data_type` is `float`, the field will be right-justified. For example, the `time_worked` field, which stores the time spent working on the incident, is a float and is right-justified.
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Adarsh Verma
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05-02-2024 10:27 AM
Hi @delawareang31 ,
Right-click on the field and choose 'Configure Styles.' Next, open the record for your field and locate the 'Style' field. Examine the field's value, for example, 'text-align:left;
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05-03-2024 03:20 AM
Hi @delawareang31 ,
I have provide some key point, hope it will helpful for you
The justification of system fields on an Incident Form is determined by the field's `data_type` attribute. Here's how to determine the justification based on the `data_type`:
1.Integer (left-justified): If the `data_type` is `integer`, the field will be left-justified. For example, the `number` field, which stores the incident number, is an integer and is left-justified.
2.Float (right-justified): If the `data_type` is `float`, the field will be right-justified. For example, the `time_worked` field, which stores the time spent working on the incident, is a float and is right-justified.
If this is helpful for you, Please mark Helpful and Correct solution
Thanks & Regards
Adarsh Verma