Difference between revisions of "User Format"

Latest revision as of 01:29, 7 November 2013

The user format is the format in which users enter or display data, as determined by the Locale Settings.

Field	Format
Date, DateTime, Time	As determined by the Locale Settings for localized fields. An uninterpreted String, if the field type is as entered. Learn more: Field Types
Currency, Number, Number with Decimal, Percent	As determined by the Locale Settings.
Lookup	The concatenation of fields specified as the Record Identifier in the object's Record Locator settings.
Multi Object Lookup	The object name followed by a colon (:) and the concatenation of fields specified as the Record Identifier in the object's Record Locator settings.

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-The ''user format'' is the format in which data is entered or displayed by a user, as determined by their ''Locale Settings'':
+The ''user format'' is the format in which users enter or display data, as determined by the [[Locale Settings]].
-:* [[Personal User Settings]]
+:''See also:'' [[Database Format]]
-:: The values chosen by the user.
-:* [[User Settings]]
+:{| border="1" cellpadding="3"
-:: Default values set by the admin when the user is created.
+| '''''Field''''' || '''''Format'''''
-:* [[Company Information#Locale|Company Information Settings]]
-:: Company defaults, as well as the Currency setting, which cannot be changed by users.
+|-
+| '''Date, DateTime, Time'''
+|
+* As determined by the [[Locale Settings]] for localized fields.
+* An uninterpreted String, if the field type is '''''as entered'''''.
+''Learn more:'' [[Field Type]]s
+|-
+| valign="top" | '''Currency, Number,<br>Number with Decimal,<br>Percent'''
+| As determined by the [[Locale Settings]].
+|-
+| '''Lookup'''
+| The concatenation of fields specified as the [[Record Locator#Record Identifier Fields|Record Identifier]] in the object's Record Locator settings.
+|-
+| '''Multi Object Lookup'''
+| The object name followed by a colon (:) and the concatenation of fields specified as the [[Record Locator#Record Identifier Fields|Record Identifier]] in the object's Record Locator settings.
+|}