• Auto - The control uses the edit mode of the section or harness in which it appears. If the section is set to Read Only, then the control is Read Only. If the section is set to Auto, then the control uses the edit mode of the harness. For example, a New harness is editable, while a Review harness is read only.
• Read only (always) - The control uses a property value from the control or another property value or a constant. From the automplete field select an existing property or click the Open icon to define a new property in the Create Property panel or enter a constant.
• Read only (expression) - The control uses a simple expression based on the comparison of a pair of constants, properties, or both, combined by Boolean operators, such as .Color="Red". You can combine the expression with a when condition rule or another expression using the && and || operators.

  As a best practice, use the Condition Builder to edit this field. Click the Open condition builder icon to open the tool.

• Read only (when rule) - The control uses the When Name key part of a when condition rule. Click the Open icon to review or create the rule.
• Editable- the control is editable, regardless of the edit mode of the enclosing layout. However, in this mode, the enhanced currency features are not available.

• Currency (standard currency symbol)- select the locale currency or specify another currency.
• Constant - select a predefined constant for another currency
• Reference - select a predefined reference for another currency

See Using the currency control: Implementation

Round to nearest even number - If whole number is even, round down; if whole number is odd, round up. (Commonly referred to as banker's rounding.) For example, 11.5 = 12, 12.5=12.

Round up to nearest - Always round up. For example, 11.5 = 12, 12.5 = 13.

Select Auto if you want the layout to determine the width of the control area. This is the default. If you want to specify a fixed (pixel) or variable (percent) width for the text input, select Custom and then specify the width in pixels or percentage.

Specifies the format of the drop-down list. You can style drop-down controls and create additional formats in the skin rule. To select a custom format, press the down arrow and select Other.

Select left, right, or center alignment.

Select an option for representing the number as

• Currency - Formats the number as a currency using the default locale.
• Constant - A text string or character (for example, "%") ASCII character that you enter.
• Reference - A property value.

A non-negative integer to control the number of digits presented after the decimal place. The default is Auto, which displays a maximum of three decimal places (placeholder zeroes are not added). Select to remove all digits after the decimal point and round to the nearest integer. Select All to include all digits.

Select a label indicating the scaling you wish to apply to the number: percentage or order of magnitude. For example, if you select Thousands, a value of 20,000 appears as "20 K." If Percentage, the value appears as a percent sign (.8 appears as "80%").

Select a format (minus sign or parenthesis) for displaying negative numbers.

You can also specify a CSS class if you select one of the Style Ref options. By default, the class name is NegativeNumber.

Select to use a thousands separator. Depending upon the default locale, a comma or period is used.