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  1. numReplicas :: ReplicaPoolPoolsResize -> Maybe Int32

    gogol-replicapool Gogol.ReplicaPool

    The desired number of replicas to resize to. If this number is larger than the existing number of replicas, new replicas will be added. If the number is smaller, then existing replicas will be deleted.

  2. numReplicas :: Pool -> Maybe Int32

    gogol-replicapool Gogol.ReplicaPool

    Deprecated! Use initialnumreplicas instead.

  3. numReplicas :: ReplicaPoolPoolsResize -> Maybe Int32

    gogol-replicapool Gogol.ReplicaPool.Pools.Resize

    The desired number of replicas to resize to. If this number is larger than the existing number of replicas, new replicas will be added. If the number is smaller, then existing replicas will be deleted.

  4. numReplicas :: Pool -> Maybe Int32

    gogol-replicapool Gogol.ReplicaPool.Types

    Deprecated! Use initialnumreplicas instead.

  5. numberValue :: Value -> Maybe Double

    gogol-script Gogol.Script

    Represents a double value.

  6. numberValue :: Value -> Maybe Double

    gogol-script Gogol.Script.Types

    Represents a double value.

  7. numberFormat :: CellFormat -> Maybe NumberFormat

    gogol-sheets Gogol.Sheets

    A format describing how number values should be represented to the user.

  8. numberFormatSource :: ScorecardChartSpec -> Maybe ScorecardChartSpec_NumberFormatSource

    gogol-sheets Gogol.Sheets

    The number format source used in the scorecard chart. This field is optional.

  9. numberValue :: ExtendedValue -> Maybe Double

    gogol-sheets Gogol.Sheets

    Represents a double value. Note: Dates, Times and DateTimes are represented as doubles in SERIAL_NUMBER format.

  10. numberFormat :: CellFormat -> Maybe NumberFormat

    gogol-sheets Gogol.Sheets.Types

    A format describing how number values should be represented to the user.

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