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Create a Boolean Attribute
Create a boolean attribute to indicate one of two exclusive conditions. An Active check box for a project is an example of a boolean attribute which when selected is true and false when cleared.
Follow these steps:
- Open Administration, and from Studio, click Objects.
- Click the name of the object.
- Click Attributes.
- Click New.
- Complete the requested information. The following fields require explanation:
- Partition
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Specifies the partition to associate with the attribute.
- Partition Association Mode
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Specifies which partitions can include the attribute, in addition to the selected partition.
- Data Type
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Defines the data type for the field. Select Boolean.
- Populate Null Values with the Default
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Specifies whether to populate existing objects automatically with the default value.
- Presence Required
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Specifies that the attribute always appears in the Edit Properties view.
- (Optional) To display the attribute in color, complete the following steps in the Display Mappings Section.
- In the Type field, select Color.
- In the Color field, select a color.
- Enter a brief description of the color representation in the Description field.
Repeat this step to define any other values to color-code
- (Optional) To display the attribute as an icon, complete the following steps in the Display Mapping Section:
- In the Type field, select Icon.
- In the Icon field, select the icon to represent the true or false state.
- Enter a brief statement of the icon representation in the Description field.
Repeat this step to define any other values to represent by an icon.
- Save your changes.
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