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# Range Slider: Setting a Price Filter

This example shows a range slider for selecting a price filter. The selected values are automatically available as a component attribute (`$Component.apiName.Value`), a collection where index 0 is min and 1 is max—eliminating the need for a separate variable binding unless required for advanced scenarios. Set an initial range directly in the Value property if needed (e.g., \[50, 250]).

{% stepper %}
{% step %}
**Add Slider Component**

* **API Name**: priceRangeSlider (used for referencing the Value attribute later)
* **Label**: "Filter by Price Range:"
* **Multiple Values**: On
* **Value**: (Optional initial: \[50, 250]; no binding needed for basic use)
* **Min**: 0
* **Max**: 500
* **Step**: 10
* **Unit**: currency
* **Show Pin**: On
* **Disable Swap**: On
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Integrate with Data Table

In the Data Table's query filters, use `$Component.priceRangeSlider.Value[0]` (min) and `$Component.priceRangeSlider.Value[1]` (max) to apply the range dynamically
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Add Interaction

In the Interactions Panel for the Slider, add an "On Change" action to refresh the Data Table's Data Source.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

**Result:** Range selections filter data dynamically.


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