WarningSubject

`UAD1743` — The longitude must be a value between -180 and 180 with at least 5 digits of precision to the right of the decimal point. For assistance with this message, contact the appraisal software vendor.

Where this rule lives in the report

Does Not Display

Report Section and Report Subsection as the GSEs define them — the black tab and grey bar you already read on the URAR.

Severity: Warning — flagged but does not block delivery. Reviewers will still look.
Triggered when: LongitudeIdentifier is not provided between -180 and 180 with at least 5 digits of precision to the right of the decimal point
Data Point Name: LongitudeIdentifier (%PV%)
Unique ID: 0100.0016
What this field means: The geographic coordinate most commonly used in cartography and global navigation for east-west measurement. It is the angular distance measured east or west and usually expressed in degrees (or hours), minutes, and seconds, from the prime meridian, defined to be at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in England, to the meridian passing through another position on the surface of the earth.

How to fix UAD1743

UAD1743 is a UAD 3.6 Warning edit; it may not block delivery, but it is still worth resolving before review.

01Open the Does Not Display › Does Not Display › Does Not Display area of the URAR and find Does Not Display.
02Check the condition that triggers UAD1743: LongitudeIdentifier is not provided between -180 and 180 with at least 5 digits of precision to the right of the decimal point.
03Review and correct the value when appropriate; this is a Warning, but it can still raise reviewer questions.
04Use the official Single-family (SF1) sample value on this page as a reference pattern, then re-run validation.

This fix guidance is derived from the published rule message, trigger logic, report location, field definition, and official sample data available for this rule.