Add a numeric question
Numeric questions asks respondents to enter a number as a response. Depending on the type of numeric question you choose, respondents can either select from a slider or a spin box.
| ICON | TYPE | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Spin box | Numeric responses appear in a spin box. |
![]() | Slider | Numeric responses appear in a slider. |
Numeric questions are especially powerful when used with repeat logic (a logic action that repeats the selected elements based on the response to a previous numeric or a checkbox choice question). For example, repeat the comment question "What is your dog's breed?" according to the response given to the numeric question "How many dogs do you have?" If a respondent answers "2" to the numeric question, the commentquestion will be repeated two times.
The minimum and maximum values are mandatory for slider numeric question.
Add a numeric question
- Navigate to Form - Main page, and place the cursor where you want to insert the element.
- Select the numeric question icon (
) from the toolbar and pick between the spin box and the slider.
Customize your numeric question
- Select the question to open the Edit question panel.
- Go to Edit question - Display:
- Set the display type.
- Set the label position for the slider question.
- Set the Width (%).
- Go to Edit question - Settings.
- Bind or type a Question title (required).
- Fill the Description, Question ID, Default value, Increment and Watermark if needed.
Make sure that every question is bound to a Question title.
- Go to Edit question - Validation:
- Define the Number format. (For example, enter "1" for integers, enter "1.0" for decimals, enter "1%" for percentage or enter "$1" for currency.)
- Define the Minimum and Maximum to limit the number range. This is mandatory for a slider question.
- Make the question mandatory by enabling the Required toggle, or select the asterisk icon (
) next to the question.
The fields defined in the Validation section will be used to create the error list. If a validation rule is broken or not met, an error message will be displayed.
Numeric question example:

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