How to use the number input question type

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The Number input allows the user to enter a number in response to the question asked.

1. Editing a number input question

Once you have added the "Number input" question type to your flow, you will have the following options:

Type: Allows you to easily change the type of question.
Category: Allows you to give the question a certain category.
Question: The actual question you want to ask your users.
Text: Extra text for the question. This can be useful to explain various things.
Show in product matches list: enable this in order to show the input of the user on the result page as a match label.
Default value: A default value for the text input. For example: ‘5’.
Minimum value: The minimum value for the input.
Maximum value: The maximum value for the input.
Decimals: The amount of decimals that are allowed for the input.

Unit: Show a unit suffix in your number input (for example "kg" or "cm").

2. Matching products based on user input

You can add multiple answers to your number input question by clicking on 'add answer'. By clicking on an answer, a pop-up appears where you can define when a specific answers must be matched to the input of the user. In the example below we only want to match the answer '0-25kg' when a user fills in a number which is less or equal to '25'.

Once you have defined which answer must match a specific input of the user, you can create specific match rules in order to match the right products based on the number input of the user to the answer.

The match text is the text shown in a match label on the result page. Use the syntax '[input]' to automatically replace the user input. For example, when a user input is '25' in the example above, the match label will be '25 kg'

3. Use different follow-up questions based on user input

Creating multiple answers also allows you to use different follow-up questions based on the input of the user.

4. Create calculations based on user input

You can use the (number) input of the user to create calculations based. You can use these calculation in your matching and in your flow (such as in your questions) to make it more personal and dynamic.

For example, you can calculate the square meters (m2) once you have asked the height and width with the number input. You can then calculate, match and advise the right number of products a user needs based on the square meters.

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