# Int Range Attribute

The **IntRangeAttribute** is used to capture an integer from a defined set of possible values. The MinValue and MaxValue attributes are mandatory.

## Example

### XML

```xml
<IntRangeAttribute Name="Probability" MinValue="1" MaxValue="10" Values="1,3,5,7,10"/>
```

### Appearance

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### XML Attributes

#### MinValue (required)

The minimal value that can be assigned.

#### MaxValue (required)

The maximal value that can be assigned.

#### Default Value

The value given to the attribute when the Document Object is created. The default value is 0 (zero). The value must be within the Min/Max Range.

#### Values

The limited integer values separated by comma that may be assigned to the field. If not defined, all values between MinValue and MaxValue are used.

Example: Given MinValue="1" MaxValue="100" Values="1,25,50,75,100", the user will be able to select one of the values 1, 25, 50, 75 and 100.&#x20;