CollationType

Each qualifying value is output as a separate result.

• Use this setting when you want to capture all possible matches, such as listing all dates or names found in a document.
• This is the default behavior for most Field Class extractions.

> Example:
> If three dates are found, three separate results will be output.

All qualifying values are concatenated into a single output, using the specified 'Separator' string.

• Use this setting to join multiple values into a single field, such as combining address lines or listing multiple codes.
• The 'Separator' property controls the delimiter between values (e.g., comma, space, or newline).
• The 'Maximum Page Distance' property can be used to limit which values are combined based on their page location.

> Example:
> If three names are found and the separator is ", ", the output will be "Alice, Bob, Carol".

Returns a Boolean value indicating the presence or absence of any qualifying result.

• Use this setting for Yes/No or presence/absence fields, such as "Has Signature" or "Contains Clause".
• If at least one qualifying value is found, the output is "True". If none are found, the output is "False".

> Example:
> If any matching value is found, output is "True". If none are found, output is "False".