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Minimum and Maximum Values

Andromeda allows you to specify a minimum and maximum value for a column. These can be defined when the column is defined (outside of a table), or they can be defined when the column is placed into a table. Use the properties "valuemin" and "valuemax" to establish this constraint.

# Define a percent as a numeric from
# 1 to 100
column percent:
    type_id: numb
    colprec: 3
    colscale: 0
    valuemin: 0
    valuemax: 100

# Define another percent as a decimal
# from zero to .999
column decimalpercent:
    type_id: numb
    colprec: 3
    colscale: 3
    valuemin: 0
    valuemax: .999
    
# Put a column into a table
table example:
    
    column percent_sportseffort:
        description: Sports figures often give 110%
        suffix: _sportseffort
        valuemax: 110

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