Number field

A numeric input with min/max bounds, step increments, optional thousands separators, and percentage formatting.

The Number field captures integer or decimal values with proper numeric semantics: the on-screen keyboard is numeric on mobile, paste only accepts numerics, and arrow keys step the value.

It binds to SharePoint's Number column type.

Common properties

Property	Description
`label` string	Visible label.
`description` string	Helper text.
`placeholder` string	Greyed example text.
`required` boolean default: `false`	Marks the field required.
`readOnly` boolean default: `false`	Disables editing.

Type-specific properties

Property	Description
`min` number	Smallest allowed value. Inclusive.
`max` number	Largest allowed value. Inclusive.
`step` number default: `1`	Increment used by arrow keys and the up/down spinner.
`decimals` number default: `2`	Decimal places used when displaying the value.
`percentage` boolean default: `false`	Format as a percentage: user types `15`, stored as `0.15`.
`thousandsSeparator` boolean default: `true`	Group thousands using the current locale separator.
`allowNegative` boolean default: `true`	Reject negative values when false.

JavaScript recipes

Read & coerce the value

const qty = Number(f365.field('Quantity').value ?? 0);

Compute a derived total

f365.events.onChange('Quantity', () => updateTotal());
f365.events.onChange('UnitPrice', () => updateTotal());
function updateTotal() {
  const qty = Number(f365.field('Quantity').value ?? 0);
  const price = Number(f365.field('UnitPrice').value ?? 0);
  f365.field('LineTotal').value = qty * price;
}

Range validation message

f365.field('DiscountPct').on('validate', (v) => {
  if (v == null) return;
  if (v < 0 || v > 30) return 'Discount must be between 0 and 30%.';
});

Currency field
A money input with currency-symbol prefix, thousands separators, two-decimal rounding, and per-locale formatting.