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description: "Understand the different column data types available for your app"
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Use floating point numbers when you store data that represents fractions or values that you will typically query comparing to another value using greater than or less than operators. In most cases, the difference between decimal and float isn’t noticeable. Unless you require the most accurate possible calculations, floating point numbers should work for you.
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Big Integers (or BigInt) are large numbers with a max value of 9,223,372,036,854,775,807. It is used to store very large numbers that exceed the capabilities of Whole Number and Decimal. Some uses for this include storage of time stamp values and as unique IDs, as well as numbers larger than 100 billion.
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[NOTE!] BigInt is currently only available for use through API. This includes column creation, data creation and data management. Maker portal support for BigInt column creation will be available soon. The ability to view and use BigInt columns within apps is a future feature.
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> BigInt is currently only available for use through API. This includes column creation, data creation, and data management.
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## Using currency columns
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Currency columns allow for an organization to configure multiple currencies that can be used for rows in the organization. When organizations have multiple currencies, they typically want to be able to perform calculations to provide values using their base currency. When you add a currency column to a table that has no other currency columns, two additional columns are added:

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