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Standard data type name

Standard Datapool Data Types
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Float - X.XXX
Positive and negative decimal numbers in
the format shown.
Set Length to the number of decimal places
to allow (up to 6).
Set
Minimum
and
Maximum
to the range of
numbers to generate.
To generate numbers with more than 9
digits (the maximum allowed with the
Integers - Signed data type), use the Float -
X.XXX data type and set Decimals to 0.
243.63918
-95.99
155075028157503
Float - X.XXXE+NN
Positive and negative decimal numbers in
the exponential notation format shown.
Set Length to the number of decimal places
to allow (up to 6).
Set
Minimum
and
Maximum
to the range of
numbers to generate.
4.0285177E+068
-3.2381443E+024
8.8373255E+119
Gender
Either M or F, with no following period.
M
F
Hexadecimal
Hexadecimal numbers.
1d6b77
ff
3824e7d
Integers - Signed
Positive and negative whole numbers. This
is the default data type.
To include negative numbers in the list of
generated values, set
Minimum
to the
lowest negative number you want to allow.
Maximum range:
s
Minimum
= -999999999 (-999,999,999)
s
Maximum
= 999999999 (999,999,999)
For larger numbers, use a float data type.
If you do not specify a range, the default
range is 0 through 999,999,999.
Use this data type to generate unique data
in a datapool column (for example, when
you need a "key" field of unique data).
You can also use Read From File and
user-defined data types to generate unique
data.
1349
-392993
441393316
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