Which data type CANNOT be used as an Attribute field?

Which data type CANNOT be used as an Attribute field?

• A. Table
• B. Date
• C. Decimal
• D. String

Answer: (A)

Attributes hold a single, scalar value and are meant for simple, searchable metadata. In DocuSign CLM, you can store values like dates, numbers (Decimals), or text strings in attributes because they map to one value each. A Table, by contrast, is a structured collection of multiple rows and columns—essentially a mini dataset. That multi-valued structure isn’t something a single attribute field can represent, so it can’t be used as an Attribute field. If you need tabular data, you’d model it with a separate table construct or related records rather than as one Attribute.

Attributes hold a single, scalar value and are meant for simple, searchable metadata. In DocuSign CLM, you can store values like dates, numbers (Decimals), or text strings in attributes because they map to one value each. A Table, by contrast, is a structured collection of multiple rows and columns—essentially a mini dataset. That multi-valued structure isn’t something a single attribute field can represent, so it can’t be used as an Attribute field. If you need tabular data, you’d model it with a separate table construct or related records rather than as one Attribute.