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# Single Value Slider: Selecting a Discount Percentage

This example demonstrates a basic single-value slider for choosing a discount percentage. The selected value is automatically available as a component attribute, allowing direct access for calculations without needing a separate variable

{% stepper %}
{% step %}

#### Add Slider Component

* **API Name**: discountSlider (used for referencing the Value attribute later)
* **Label**: "Discount Percentage:"
* **Multiple Values**: Off
* **Min**: 0
* **Max**: 100
* **Step**: 5
* **Unit**: percent
* **Show Pin**: On
  {% endstep %}

{% step %}

#### Use the Value

In a Formula resource (or elsewhere, like interactions), calculate the discounted price using `$Component.discountSlider.Value` (this directly accesses the slider's selected value).
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}

Users drag the handle to select a percentage, with the value instantly accessible via the component attribute for calculations or updates.


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