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Logical formatting

A logical format defines how to display the logical values TRUE and FALSE. It consists of two literal text values separated by a semicolon (;). The first value indicates the text to display for TRUE and the second value specifies the text to display for FALSE.

Applies To
  • Form Elements: Display Data only
  • Data Types: Logical, Logical{}

Setting display formats​

You can set display formats within an Activity or Trigger form. To do this, open the form builder.

On the form, select a Display Data element that uses one of the supported data types. When selected, the right-hand property panel will show options related to that data type.

To set the format, type the desired format string directly into the Display format field in the property panel.

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Logical display format property

Examples​

Yes please;No thanks

TRUE will be displayed as "Yes please"
FALSE will be displayed as "No thanks"

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