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We recently created a new field in a Website sign-up form so that people can tell us:
"Is phone number above a landline (l) or cell (c)?"
The only two answers we want to allow are "l" and "c". But all I can see is that we can make the field required or not. Today, someone put "United States" in that field and it took (probably a pre-filling macro).
Is there a way to have the field limited to certain answers? Or, second to that, a length so at least they're forced to re-read the questions? Thanks!
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Hi @MiloS0. At this time, fillable fields for an inline form do not have a character limit and there aren't options for them to choose from. While you can't control a pre-filled macro, I would add text to the question to say "Type L or C below". You can also make a field required at the bottom to have them type Yes to verify that their information is correct.
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The header already tells them exactly what two letters to choose between. And for the rare person who is really going to go back and re-read everything because we basically say, "Are you sure?", I don't think it's a valuable addition. That's a pity that there's no way to do validation, and I hope it's a development CC will consider (is there a suggestion box somewhere?). For now, we'll live with it. Thanks for the ideas.
