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alizee
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September 3, 2025
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Set min and max value in integer fields

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  • September 3, 2025
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Hi all,

Instead of using picklists for everything, I feel it’d be useful if we could limit the input range in integer fields.

Use case:

We are measuring stakeholder relationship influence with a 0-5 range. This value is used in a stakeholder relationship health calculation, and we consequently need them as integers, not picklist values.

Instead of using a picklist to force CSMs to pick a value between 0 and 5 R360 > People, and then having to use silly case statements in a rule to populate ANOTHER “hidden” integer field in our calculation, we’d like them to be able to just type in the number or use arrows to decrease or increase the previously set value without being able to go above or below the specified range.

Proposal:

Not sure why it’s not been requested before, haven’t found it anyway. 

Thanks!

A

 

    7 replies

    romihache
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    September 3, 2025

    I did! I submitted this one that is a bit more broader, and your use case is captured in the thread 😁

     

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    romihache
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    September 3, 2025

     

    Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection
    alizee
    alizeeAuthor
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    September 5, 2025

    ​@romihache and I can see I apparently was also inspired with the same request 3 months ago, even though I don’t recall having the need then 🤣 … 😶

     

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    alizee
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    September 5, 2025

    Hi ​@revathimenon Can we merge this idea with ​@romihache ‘s idea: Ability to set input restrictions in different field types | Gainsight Community. Totally didn’t come up in search.

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    romihache
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    September 5, 2025

    ​@romihache and I can see I apparently was also inspired with the same request 3 months ago, even though I don’t recall having the need then 🤣 … 😶

     

     

    LOL🤣

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    revathimenon
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    October 9, 2025

    On it ​@alizee 

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    revathimenon
    Gainsight Community Lead
    October 9, 2025
    Idea merged into:

    All the votes from this idea have been transferred.
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