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Data types used in Survalyzer

There are four different datatypes in the software. Each datatype has its own specific attributes; they must be selected when creating a custom variable.

String

This variable is used for text values. This includes alphanumeric characters (A to Z, a to z) and special characters such as /&%§()?.

When creating filters with conditions based on this variable, you can use conditions such as empty, contains or matches Regex.

Example: Text

Date

This variable can only contain dates.

When creating filters with conditions based on this variable, you can use a Date Picker to specify the date.

Example: 21.10.2021

Integer number

This variable is used only for integers without decimals.

When creating filters with conditions based on this variable, you can use conditions such as greater than, equal to or less than.

Example: 123

Real number

This variable is used only for numbers with decimals.

When creating filters with conditions based on this variable, you can use conditions such as greater than, equal to or less than.

Example: 123.45

Updated on June 20, 2022

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