numeric
relating to or using numbers
using, showing, or about numbers.
numeric [data/value/result/score]
- The report provides numeric data on customer satisfaction over the last year.
- We need a numeric value for each answer before we can calculate the average.
- The software can handle both numeric and text fields in the same table.
- Teachers often use numeric scores to summarize students’ performance.
- The study found a clear numeric difference between the two groups.
- Please enter a numeric value in this box.
- The test gives you a numeric score from 0 to 100.
- This chart shows the numeric results for each month.
- The file has both text and numeric data.
- She wrote down the numeric answers in a table.
containing only number digits
made only of number digits and no letters.
numeric [code/password/PIN/ID]
- For extra security, choose a numeric code that is not your birthday.
- The door lock accepts only a six-digit numeric PIN.
- Enter your numeric ID in the first field and your name in the second.
- The form will reject your input if it is not in numeric format.
- Use the numeric keypad on the right side of the keyboard to enter the amount quickly.
- My phone needs a four-digit numeric code.
- The password must be numeric, not letters.
- Type your numeric PIN and press OK.
- This field only accepts numeric characters.
- He used the numeric keypad to enter the price.
a numeric value or item
in computing, a piece of data that is a number.
to enter [a] numeric in [a field]
- This column must contain a numeric, not text, or the query will fail.
- If the user enters a non-numeric in this field, the program should display an error.
- The function takes two numerics and returns their sum.
- Each record includes a numeric for age and a string for name.
- The validator checks whether the input is a valid numeric before saving it.
- The form asks you to enter a numeric in this box.
- This field needs a numeric, not a word.
- The program can read two numerics and add them.
- If you type letters instead of a numeric, the site shows an error.
- We store the price as a numeric in the database.
- Base: numeric
- Base: numeric
- Plural: numerics
numeric code
1number sequence used as a code
a series of number digits used as a code to open something or identify someone.
- You need a four-digit numeric code to open the safe.
- The system sends a one-time numeric code to your phone.
numeric data
1information that is numbers
information that is stored or shown as numbers, not words.
- The spreadsheet contains numeric data in the first three columns and text in the last two.
- We analyzed the numeric data to find trends in sales.
numeric ID
1ID that is only numbers
an identification code that is made only of numbers.
- Each student is given a unique numeric ID.
- Enter your numeric ID and then your password to log in.
numeric key
1key that enters a digit
a key on a keyboard or phone that you press to enter a number.
- Press the numeric key 0 if you want to speak to an operator.
- Some games let you move the character using the numeric keys.
numeric keypad
1keyboard section with number keys
the group of keys on a keyboard or device that has only number keys and a few symbols.
- Use the numeric keypad on the right to enter long numbers quickly.
- My laptop does not have a separate numeric keypad.
numeric order
1arranged by number size
a way of putting things in order by their numbers, from small to large or large to small.
- The files are stored in numeric order by customer number.
- Please list the questions in numeric order from 1 to 10.
numeric password
1password using only digits
a password that uses only number digits and no letters.
- For security reasons, do not use your birthday as a numeric password.
- Banks often require a six-digit numeric password for phone banking.
numeric rating
1score given as a number
a score that is written as a number, not as words or stars.
- The movie has an average numeric rating of 8.2 out of 10.
- Each hotel receives a numeric rating based on guest reviews.
numeric scale
1number-based measurement range
a way to measure something by using numbers along a line, such as from 1 to 10.
- Patients rated their pain on a numeric scale from 0 to 10.
- The survey used a simple numeric scale to measure satisfaction.
numeric value
1a specific number amount
a particular number that shows an amount or measurement.
- The test gives each answer a numeric value from 0 to 5.
- We use a numeric value to represent each color in the system.