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# Numeric (decimal)

Below is a list of available numeric (decimal) mock data generators.

## Standard mock data generators

| Mock generator | Description                                                                |
| -------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Coordinate     | A random geographical coordinate (latitude and longitude).                 |
| Latitude       | A randomly generated latitude coordinate in the range of -90.0 to 90.0.    |
| Longitude      | A randomly generated longitude coordinate in the range of -180.0 to 180.0. |
| Unix time      | A random Unix timestamp, representing seconds since the Unix epoch.        |
| Salary         | A numerical representation of a person's salary.                           |

## Uniform distribution

Generates a random numeric (decimal) between `Minimum` and `Maximum`, with `Decimals` places.

#### Parameters

* `Minimum` : The minimum value of the decimal (inclusive).
* `Maximum` : The maximum value of the decimal (exclusive).
* `Decimals` : The number of decimal places to include in the numeric (decimal) (default is `10`, which generates a numeric (decimal) with up to 10 decimal places).
* `Consistent mapping`: Uniform distribution supports [consistent mapping](/configure-a-data-generation-job/configure-column-settings/consistent-mapping.md).

#### Example <a href="#example---shifting-a-set-of-dates" id="example---shifting-a-set-of-dates"></a>

If you configure:

```
Minimum as: 1
Maximum as: 10
Decimal as: 3
```

The results will be:

```
9.052,
1.844,
7.416,
...
```


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