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### Advanced Settings
- **Number of Rows for Datatype Inference**: Default value is set to 500 rows.
- **Automatic Field Type Detection**: Enabled by default. If selected, the system will automatically detect field types. Otherwise, all fields will default to "SingleLineText."
- **Utilize First Row as Headers**: Enabled by default. If selected, the first row will be treated as the header row and used as field names.
- **Utilize First Row as Headers**: Enabled by default. If selected, the first row in the spreadsheet will be treated as the header row and its contents will be used as field names.
- **Import Data**: Enabled by default. If selected, all data will be imported; otherwise, only the table will be created.
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### Advance settings
- `# of rows to parse to infer datatype` - defaults to 500 rows.
- `Use first row as headers` - enabled by default. If checked, the first row will be treated as header row & will be used as field names.
- `Utilize First Row as Headers`**`: Enabled by default. If selected, the first row in the spreadsheet will be treated as the header row and its contents will be used as field names.
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# Display Value
The `Display Value`, as its name suggests, serves as the primary or main value within a row of a table, and it is typically the attribute by which we identify or associate that specific row. While it is advisable for the display value to be linked to a column with unique identifiers, such as a primary key, it's important to note that this uniqueness is not always enforced at the database level.
The `Display Value`, as its name suggests, serves as the primary or main value within a record of a table, and it is typically the attribute by which we identify or associate that specific record. While it is advisable for the display value to be linked to a column with unique identifiers, such as a primary key, it's important to note that this uniqueness is not always enforced at the database level.
## Use of Display Value
- Within a spreadsheet, `Display Value` are always highlighted so that it is easier to recognise what row we are in.
- Within a spreadsheet, `Display Value` are always highlighted so that it is easier to recognise what record we are working with.
- And when `Links` are created between two tables - it is the Display Value that appears in `Linked records` modal.
Expanded Form allows you to edit a row data in a form. Apart from record information, it also consists of the activity feed such as user comments or revision history.
`Expanded record` allows you to edit a record data using a form layout. Apart from record information, it also consists of the activity feed such as user comments or revision history.
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- `Owner`: The user who created the project. A project can have only one owner. The owner persists until the project exists and the role is non-transferable. The owner has access to carry out any operations within the project, including deleting it.
- `Creator`: Has access to carry out any operations within the project except deleting the project and removing the "Owner."
- `Editor`: Can modify data but cannot modify the schema (add/remove columns, tables, users, and such).
- `Commenter`: Can neither modify data nor schema, can only see data and can mark row-level comments.
- `Commenter`: Can neither modify data nor schema, can only see data and can mark record-level comments.
- `Viewer`: Can only see data.
Please note that the above-mentioned Base Level Permissions are additional to the already defined Organisation Level Permissions.
Raju Udava
11 months ago