This article explains configuring Number field Styles in the Basic Form Builder to control how numeric values are entered and displayed.
Admins and Designers use Number field Styles to control value entry and display, improving data accuracy.
Number fields
A Number field has four Styles which control how users enter numeric values and how those values behave:
- Number
- Increment
- Slider
- Currency
You can also se a Default value, define Minimum and Maximum values, and make the field Required.
Configure a Number field
Number field settings control how numeric values are entered, restricted, and displayed in your form.
Number field settings
Field panel
- Style
Controls how the Number field looks and behaves for users filling out the form. The Style options include:
- Number is used to collect numeric values that can also be used in Calculations within your form.
- Increment lets users increase or decrease a value one step at a time using plus and minus buttons.
- Slider allows users to make a selection from a range using a point on a horizontal axis.
- Currency adds a currency symbol and fixes the value to two decimal places for monetary amounts.
Note
Slider Style defaults to a minimum of zero and a maximum of 10, so users can quickly choose a value along a simple 0-10 scale.
- Default
A value that automatically appears when a user starts a new submission.
- Minimum
Sets the lowest numeric value a user can enter in a Number field. Entered values must be greater than or equal to this value.
- Maximum
Sets the highest numeric value a user can enter in a Number field. Entered values must be less than or equal to this value.
- Required
Makes the field mandatory. Users must enter a value before moving to the next screen or submitting the form.
- Read Only
Displays a numeric value on the form but does not allow users to change it.
Advanced panel
- Decimal places
Controls how many decimal places are allowed in a Number field. Consists of the following options:
- No Limit, None, or a specific range from zero to six (1, 1.0, 1.00, 1.00, 1.000, 1.0000, 1.00000, 1.000000) decimal places.
- If a Number field is set to Currency, it always uses two decimal places and cannot be changed. Example: $30.50, $91.00, or $7,286.99
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