It is possible to set input rules such as "Required Data" and "Restriction of input range" for each Data Item so that input omissions and input errors do not occur during [My Task] operation. If the [My Task] operating completion button is clicked when the input rule is not met, a message asking the Operator to re-enter is displayed (The Task is not complete).
1. Configure Input Rule
- a. Mandatory Input
Activate [Required] when you do not allow the operation completion of My Task in a blank state
- b. Range of Numbers
Specify the maximum value, the minimum value, or both
- c. Number of Decimal Places of Numeric
Specify significant digits below the decimal point (e.g. "3.141" will not be allowed if limited to 2 digits)
- d. Number of Characters in a String
Specify the maximum number of characters, the minimum number of characters, or both
- e. Format of Strings
In cases of zip codes or email address, etc., restrict the format by using a "regular expression"
- f. Number of Attachments
Specify the maximum number of attachments, the minimum number of attachments, or both
- The input rule will be validated for each Data Item upon the completion of each Step
- The input rule will not be validated for Data Items that cannot be edited in that Step
- [Required] items will not be validated if you save halfway through data input
- Specify common rules for all processes (complex input control by JavaScript is in M213)
- Non-input will be validated only for [Required] items at concluding the operation (Non-input will not become an error for data items with a 100-character limitation set, for example)
R2051: Input Control and System Limits (List of Subtype)
R2060: Regular Expression
2. Make Numeric Data Easier to Read (Optional)
- a. Display the Digit Separator
Specify the ISO Standard format, SI; Le Systeme International d'Unites, U.S., U.K., Japan style, German, Italian or Spanish style
- b. Displaying Prefix / Suffix
Make currency symbols and metrology units appear before and after the input form
Z1. More Info: Understanding the Display Method of the Numbers in Each Country
- a. ISO Standard
Comma decimal point / No digit delimiter (e.g.: '1234,56')
- b. SI; Le Systeme International d'Unites
Period decimal point / No digit delimiter (e.g.: 1234.56)
- c. U.S., U.K., Japan
Period decimal point / Comma delimiter (e.g.: 1,234.56)
- d. German, Italy, Spain
Comma decimal point / Period delimiter (e.g.: 1.234,56)