The rating field type does not allow a value of zero stars. Currently, I’m using a single-select type instead, as I do need that value to be available in some cases.
Adding this possibility, for instance using a checkbox named something like “Allow zero rating”, would be welcome.
@Elias_Gomez_Sainz
I understand that. But, in real life, a rating of zero is different from the absence of rating. For instance, in a number-based school grading system, handing in a blank copy gets you a zero; not passing the exam because you’re sick gets you no rating.
I know it’s become customary for commercial websites, for instance, to not allow a true zero rating. But other usages (or other choices for this use case) do exist.
I just want to be able to give a rating of zero. Currently, the minimum is one; we should be able to decide that the minimum may be zero.
For instance, if I want to rate dishes, the rating for what I don’t like at all should be zero. A rating of one means “a little”.
it occurred to me that this could be achievable by having two-color ratings.
for example yellow stars as up-rating, and red stars as down-rating.
one red-star is obviously a zero. different from a non-rating
I’m also pretty interested by this feature " add a zero value within the rating field".
I want to inject data from a typeform survey into a table and the NPS (Net Promoter Score) scale is from 0 to 10. Airtable only allow a range from 1 to 10, and it is impossible for me to import my typeform data :confused: .
