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1. Click "Data Types" in the "General" section
2. Click "Add"
3. Step 1: "Basic"
   1. Enter a name for the data type
      1. Naming conventions can help distinguish data types
      2. ex. "Text (With 'label' after)"
   2. Choose a base type for the data type
      1. Choose between "Text (single line)" and "Text (multi line)"
4. Step 2: "Attributes"
   1. Choose if you want to enforce a maximum length on the text field by either filling in a number in the "Max Length" field or leave it unlimited by leaving it blank
   2. You have the ability to add other attributes to modify (visually and otherwise) the data type in the "Other Attributes" section
      1. To add a label after the field, type "extra" in the Key column and " Your Text Here" in the Value column
         1. Note: The "&nbsp" portion adds a space between the field and the text, just putting a space ahead of the text will not work
      2. To change the size of the field, type "style" in the Key column and "width: Xem; height: Xem;" in the Value column where X is a number
         1. You can choose to only modify the width or the height if you wish
5. Step 3: "Lists"
   1. OPTIONAL: This step provides configuration options to display the value of this field on the dashboard
   2. Contact Support@rtvision.com for assistance if you want this set up
6. Step 4: "Preview"
   1. This step allows you to view what this data type will look like to a user
7. Click "Save & Exit"

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1. Click "Data Types" in the "General" section
2. Click "Add"
3. Step 1: "Basic"
   1. Enter a name for the data type
      1. Naming conventions can help distinguish data types
      2. ex. (Single) Septic System Type
   2. Choose a base type for the data type
      1. For Single Select data types, choose "Selection (Single)"
4. Step 2: "Attributes"
   1. Choose a Selection Option Group from the list
      1. This is where you want to look for the group name that you used when adding the options
      2. Only values that have the same group name will be added to the data type
   2. You have the ability to add other attributes to the data type in the "Other Attributes" section but the single select does not need additional formatting
5. Step 3: "Lists"
   1. OPTIONAL: This step provides configuration to display the value of this field on the dashboard
   2. Contact Support@rtvision.com for assistance if you want this set up
6. Step 4: "Preview"
   1. This step allows you to view what this data type will look like to a user
7. Click "Save & Exit"

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Creating a New Multiple Selection Data Type

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