Variable types are used when exporting to and importing from XML or JSON, and when filtering.
Machine name | Name | Note | Example |
| String | The encoding is Unicode, so any character can be used. | šílený koníček |
| Integer | Must not contain spaces. It is a signed 4-byte integer, although the range may be limited (see the overview of fields for the given record type). |
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| Decimal number | Must not contain spaces; the decimal separator is a dot. It is an 8-byte double, although the range may be limited (see the overview of fields for the given record type). |
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| Date | Date in the format |
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| Date + time | Date and time in the format
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| Boolean value | boolean |
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| Selection of one value | A selection of one value. Represented as a string. |
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| Link between data | The input is a record from another record type (see the overview of identifiers). |
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Current year in values and in filters
The placeholder text ${currentYear} and the filter function currentYear() are often confused. They are not the same thing and are not interchangeable:
Notation | Where it is used | Example |
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| In a filter, over properties that carry the year as a number (e.g. |
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| In a filter over properties of type |
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⚠️ ${currentYear} does not work in a filter — such a query will fail with the error 400. For date properties, use now() in the filter, or specify the year as a number.
