Business Field questions usually focus on field types, differences from basic fields, calculation fit, and scenario selection; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and a 4-term glossary.
FAQ
What field types are included in Business Field?
- You can choose from multiple business field types in the field type list.
- Common types include progress, percentage, hyperlink, email, rating, currency, barcode, and checkbox.
- You can choose them based on scenarios such as amount records, status marking, links, contact details, or code management.
What is the difference between a business field and a basic field?
- Basic fields are more suitable for storing general data.
- Business fields provide more specialized display formats and interactions.
- If you need clearer presentation or a field style that fits a business scenario better, choose a business field first.
Can Business Field data be used in calculations?
- Some business fields can be used in related calculations or numeric processing.
- For example, percentage fields and currency fields are more suitable for numeric business data.
- The exact behavior depends on the field type and the current table setup.
What happens after I change a business field type?
- After the change, the field display changes with the new type.
- Some existing data may appear differently under the new field type.
- Before making the change, confirm that the new type still fits the current business purpose.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Business Field | A field type designed for specific business scenarios, with clearer display or interaction styles. |
| Field Type | The way a field presents data, such as currency, percentage, hyperlink, or checkbox. |
| Field Property | A setting used with a field type to control how the field is displayed or used. |
| Multidimensional Table | A structured table format used to record, organize, and maintain business data. |