Value: Specifies the number to be displayed by default in the numeric input field. It can be set as a static value or a dynamic value (for example, a calculation result).
Decimal Sparator: Specifies the character used to separate the decimal part between numbers. It can usually be a period (.) or comma (,) and can be set according to the current culture of the application.
Decimal Scale: Specifies how many digits are in the decimal part of the number. For example, if set to 2, the user must enter a value in the format 0.00.
Placeholder: Allows you to specify the placeholder text to be displayed before filling the field.
Fixed Decimal Scale: Mandates that the decimal part of the number always has a certain number of digits.
Allow Negative: Allows you to specify whether negative numbers are allowed.
Allow Empty Formatting: Allows you to control whether the input field is allowed to be left blank.
Format: Determines the format in which the number input is displayed. For example, special formats such as currency or percentage can be selected.
Mask: Allows you to specify the mask to be used to provide data entry in a specific format. For example, when entering a phone number field, it may require the numbers to be entered in a specific order (XXX-XXX-XXXX).
Thousand Separator: Allows you to specify the character to be used to separate the thousands digits of the number. For example, it is used for formats such as 1,000 or 1,000.
Max: Allows you to specify the maximum number the user can enter.
Min: Allows you to set the minimum value that can be logged in
