NumberRangeType

Structures a numeric range. Low and High values are designated. The structure identifies Low values that should be treated as bottom coded (Stated value and bellow, High values that should be treated as top coded (stated value and higher), and provides a regular expression to further define the valid content of the range.

Properties

Name

Type

Description

Label

LabelType

0..n

A display label for the number range. May be expressed in multiple languages. Repeat for labels with different content, for example, labels with differing length limitations.

Low

NumberRangeValueType

0..1

The lower bound of the range expressed in the datatype xs:decimal. If not present, then there is no lower bound.

LowDouble

DoubleNumberRangeValueType

0..1

The lower bound of the range expressed in the datatype xs:double. If not present, then there is no lower bound.

High

NumberRangeValueType

0..1

The upper bound of the range in the datatype xs:decimal. If not present, then there is no upper bound.

HighDouble

DoubleNumberRangeValueType

0..1

The upper bound of the range in the datatype xs:double. If not present, then there is no upper bound.

TopCode

decimal

0..1

Indicates that any response equal to or greater than this value has been coded as the top-code value. Expressed in the datatype xs:decimal.

TopCodeDouble

double

0..1

Indicates that any response equal to or greater than this value has been coded as the top-code value. Expressed in the datatype xs:decimal.

BottomCode

decimal

0..1

Indicates that any response equal to or less than this value has been coded as the bottom-code value. Expressed in the datatype xs:double.

BottomCodeDouble

double

0..1

Indicates that any response equal to or less than this value has been coded as the bottom-code value. Expressed in the datatype xs:double.

RegExp

string

0..1

Regular expression defining the allowed syntax of the number.

Relationships

The following types reference this type.

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