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# Form Fields

In <mark style="color:orange;">**Ezra**</mark><mark style="color:purple;">**360**</mark>, **Fields** are individual data elements or attributes that store specific information about an entity (such as a customer, opportunity, or product). Fields are used to capture and represent various types of data, such as text, numbers, dates, options, and more.

When you open a form in Ezra360 to view or edit a record, you will see different fields displayed within the form. Each field corresponds to a particular piece of information related to the entity. For example, in the *Banking Details* record, you will find field for the <mark style="color:orange;">**1#**</mark> Bank name, Account Number, Type of Account, Branch Code. These are all fields for the "Banking details" **section** in a "Details" **Tab**

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Fields in Ezra360 can be of different types, depending on the nature of the data they are meant to store. Field types of fields include:

* **Text fields:** Used for storing alphanumeric characters, such as names, descriptions, or comments.
* **Numeric fields:** Used for storing numerical values, such as quantities, amounts, or percentages.
* **Date and time fields:** Used for storing dates, times, or combinations of both.
* **Option fields:** Used for presenting users with predefined choices or options to select from.
* **Lookup fields:** Used for referencing related records from other entities. For example, a "Contact" field in an Lead record might refer to a specific contact person from the "Contacts" entity.
* **Boolean fields:** Used for storing true/false or yes/no values.

{% hint style="info" %}
Please note:\
&#x20;All fields and/or columns with a red asterisk are required. The form will not save if you do not populate these fields.
{% endhint %}


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