Components/Object Number
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An object number represents a numeric attribute of an object and its unit. The object number should be displayed with semantics to provide more insight to the user about the object's value.
**Use the object number if:** - You want to display the key number of an object. - You need to display one or more numeric attributes of an object (for example, for objects you want to compare). **Emphasize (bold) the object number if:** - You want to represent the key numeric attributes on the page. - It is being used as a line item status in a table. **Do not use the object number if:** - You want to display system messages. - They are for decorative purposes only. **Use the object number if:** - You want to display the key number of an object. - You need to display one or more numeric attributes of an object (for example, for objects you want to compare). - You want to display system messages. - They are for decorative purposes only.
SemanticStatus
There are different semantic statuses that can be applied to the object number by adding a modifier class. | **Status** | **Modifier class** | | ----------: | :------------------------------- | | Neutral | none (default) | | Positive | \
Large
In some cases, it can be useful to enlarge the text for the object number. To display the object number in large text, add the \
Bold
When there is a key numeric attribute on the page, it should be emphasized in bold text. To display the object number in bold text, add the \
Interactive
To make an object number interactive, add the \
Inverted
To display the object number with an inverted style, add the \
InvertedInteractive
To make an object number interactive, add the \