Code Formatting is a powerful feature that lets you specify how you want the codes in your generated code set to look. For example, you can add characters to the start and end of every code, or separators such as spaces or hyphens to break up codes into groups.
To do this in the Code Pattern field on The Numberator form, use the “~” (tilde) symbol to represent each character in your code. For example, if you are generating codes of 8 characters in length then you would use 8 tilde symbols. The maximum length of the enter code pattern including all characters is 40.
In this example, the codes are just a single sequence of 8 characters each:
Whereas in this example, the codes are split into two groups of 4 separated by a hyphen:
And in this example, we have added some characters to the start of every code:
