The Radio field stores a single selection from exclusive options. Radio buttons are typically used when users must choose between options where only one selection is allowed.
Example:
Gender (Male/Female): A user can select one option among Male, Female.
Marital Status (Married/Unmarried): A user can select either Married or Unmarried as their marital status.
Field Name: Provide a unique name for the field which is visible for CDs while building application.
Label Name: Provide a unique name for the field which will be visible for the end-users.
Choices: Set values for radio button options between two alternatives.
Custom Choices: Manually enter values by providing them in the Choices box.
Predefined Choices: Define values by creating a look-up list.
Important
A Look-up allows you to refer and retrieve information from a list of values. By using this, users can easily access a predefined list of values stored in a data table, rather than manually entering each option.
Select Lookup Type: Choose a set of pre-defined values from Lookups (To do that, you must create a Look-up). Learn more about Lookups.
Default Value: Set a default value for the field, which can later be changed by app users.
Hide Field: Hides the field from being viewed.
Important
The field doesn't appear in the real-time application upon selecting don't show.
Mark as PII: Flags the field as Personally Identifiable Information to help protect sensitive data. This tag carries over to reports, views, emails, and integrations, where alerts help prevent accidental exposure.