Set “Acceptable range”
“Acceptable range” of a survey field is defined by a minimum, and a maximum value. By setting “Acceptable
range” you will limit the range in which respondents can answer. Therefore, their answers has
to be not less than and not more than the minimum and
maximum values.
Note:
There is a technical difference between “Acceptable range” of numbers, words, and characters; as
explained below:
When you set the Input format of a Text Box to “Numbers” and also limit the Acceptable range
for example from 10 to 100, this mean your participants can answer only within this spectrum; any number
between 10 to 100. If they answer with a number higher than 100 or lower than 10, our system still collects
the data; but it will inform the participants with a prominent visual feedback that their input
is wrong, and expected to be something else. When you set the Acceptable range of a number box
for example from 10 to 100, this mean your participants can answer only within this spectrum; any number
between 10 to 100. If they answer with a number higher than 100 or lower than 10, our system still collects
the data; but it will inform the participants with a prominent visual feedback that their input
is wrong, and expected to be something else.
Setting acceptable range is available in: 
Text box • 
Number box • 
Comment box