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Number Block
Learn about the Number input block and how to set it up in the Builder.
The Number block is used to collect numerical input from users. You can use this block to ask users for numbers, such as quantities, prices, or percentages.
Configuration
The Number block has the following configuration options:
Store answer in variable
: The variable where the user’s input will be stored.
Input required
: Whether the user’s input is mandatory. If disabled, a Skip button will appear, allowing users to skip the input.
Date type
: The type of number the block will accept. You can choose from the following options:
**Number (Integer/Decimal): Accepts any number, including whole numbers and decimals.
Integer
: Accepts only whole numbers.
Min
: The minimum value the user can input.
Max
: The maximum value the user can input.
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