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Number takes a plain number: years of experience, hours a week, how many of something. It is one of only two types logic can compare, which makes it the field to reach for when a rule has to weigh an answer rather than match it. It sits in the Numeric group of the Add Content palette.

Settings

The card carries the settings every field shares. Number adds four of its own.
  • Placeholder, up to 255 characters, shown in the empty box.
  • Minimum Value and Maximum Value, the ends of the range you accept.
  • Steps, the size of one step. Set it to 1 to insist on whole numbers.
The messages a respondent sees when an answer falls outside the range sit under Validation in Languages and translations, as Min Number and Max Number. A Number field card showing Question, Description, Image, Placeholder, Minimum Value, Maximum Value, Steps, the auto reply, the three evaluator switches with Criteria and Scoring on, and a footer reading Optional

What it stores

A number.

Logic operators

The Logic tab with the operator picker open on a Number condition, listing has response, is equal to, is not equal to, and the four comparison operators
A required Number field blocks the answer 0. Next does nothing and no message appears. Until the fix ships, set a Minimum Value of 1 on any required Number field, so 0 is refused with a message the respondent can read.

Evaluation

Switch Criteria, Scoring, or Skills on for the form in the Evaluation tab and each one gets a switch on this card. Number suits Scoring better than any other type. A threshold gives full points, a lower one gives some, and everything below gives none, all from the value itself.