--- title: Create a transform definition description: The following example describes the procedure for creating a new transform definition. In this example, we create a definition that transforms a number field to an odd or even integer. The transform category is Numeric and the normalization field type is Integer. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/platform-administration/t\_CreateATransformDefinition.html release: australia topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Default transform definitions, Field normalization and transformation, Administer, Field administration, Forms, fields, and lists, Configure core features, Administer the ServiceNow AI Platform] --- # Create a transform definition The following example describes the procedure for creating a new transform definition. In this example, we create a definition that transforms a number field to an odd or even integer. The transform category is **Numeric** and the normalization field type is **Integer**. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Field Normalization** > **Administration** > **Transform Definitions**. 2. Click **New** in the record list. 3. Enter a name for this definition. **Note:** In this example, we enter `Odd/Even`. 4. Enter a brief description of the action, such as, `Transforms an integer to an odd or even value`. This information appears in the definition choice list when a user selects a new transform. 5. Right-click in the header bar and select **Save** in the context menu. Two Related Lists appear in the form. - Transform Categories: Click **Edit** and select **Numeric** as the category to which this definition belongs. Currently, field transformation supports two categories: **Numeric** and **Text**. The **Integer** normalization field type is already associated with this category. - Transform Variables: Define any variables required by this transform definition to perform an action on a field value. Variables are not necessary if a script can perform the action alone.