Is not a valid value for the type XSD double?
Is not a valid value for the type xsd:double If you're receiving this error, it is most likely caused by trying to send a non-number value to a Salesforce number field. To resolve, you should examine which fields on the object are the "double" type in Salesforce and make sure that those fields are receiving the proper value type.
Why is my XSD double not being completed?
This can also be caused by a required field with a type of xsd:double not being completed on the form. How helpful was this article? Thank you for your review!
What are double fields in Salesforce?
Double fields do accept decimal values, but they do not accept non-number values. To see which types of fields are "double" type, you can look at your Salesforce Schema from within the Salesforce connector ( Go to... → Salesforce Objects Reference ).
Why am I getting a number field error in Salesforce?
If you're receiving this error, it is most likely caused by trying to send a non-number value to a Salesforce number field. To resolve, you should examine which fields on the object are the "double" type in Salesforce and make sure that those fields are receiving the proper value type.
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Is not valid for the type Xsd double in Salesforce?
If you're receiving this error, it is most likely caused by trying to send a non-number value to a Salesforce number field. To resolve, you should examine which fields on the object are the "double" type in Salesforce and make sure that those fields are receiving the proper value type.
What is Xsd double?
xsd:double. The double data type accepts the same values as the float data type. The only difference is the increased value range and precision. The Registry Services application represents this data type as a 64-bit floating point.
What is XSD type?
XSD Type Definitions. XSD Type definitions are used to create new simpleType data type or complexType data type. A type definition that is used as a base for creating new definitions is known as the base type definition. A simpleType or complexType type can be either named or anonymous.
Is not a valid value for the type XSD date Formassembly?
If you're receiving this error, it is likely caused by an incorrectly formatted date being sent to a Salesforce date field.
Error
If you're receiving this error, it is likely caused by an incorrectly formatted date being sent to a Salesforce date field.
Field Validation Resolution
1. Add a date validation in the Form Builder to the field that is throwing the error to resolve.
Processing Dates in the Salesforce Connector
Note that using the formula @TODAY () to map to a Salesforce date type field will produce this error. Instead of using this formula, we recommend one of the following:
