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Currency is a Number field with a symbol in front of the box. Use it for a salary expectation, an hourly rate, or a budget. Logic and the evaluators treat the answer as a plain number, so everything a Number field can do, a Currency field can do too. It sits in the Numeric group of the Add Content palette.

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Settings

The card carries the settings every field shares. Currency adds five of its own.
  • Placeholder, up to 255 characters, shown in the empty box.
  • Minimum Value and Maximum Value, the ends of the range you accept.
  • Currency Symbol, one of Euro, Dollar, Pound, Swiss Franc, Yen, or Rupee.
  • Steps, the size of one step.
The symbol is decoration on the box. HireData stores the number and does not convert between currencies, so a form that has to handle several of them needs a separate question asking which one the respondent meant. A Currency field card showing Question, Description, Image, Placeholder, Minimum Value, Maximum Value, Currency Symbol set to Euro, Steps, the auto reply, the three evaluator switches, and a footer reading Optional, beside a preview showing an answer box with a euro sign

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What it stores

A number, without the symbol.

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Logic operators

The Logic tab with the operator picker open on a Currency condition, listing has response, is equal to, is not equal to, and the four comparison operators

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Evaluation

Switch Criteria, Scoring, or Skills on for the form in the Evaluation tab and each one gets a switch on this card. A salary ceiling is a sensible Criteria must-have: above the number, the candidate is out of range.
  • Form builder overview covers the builder, the shared settings, and every field type.
  • Logic covers the operators, the branching patterns, and what to check when a rule does not fire.
  • Number is the same field without a symbol.

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