# Slider

Sliders allow users to make selections from a range of values.

Sliders reflect a range of values along a bar, from which users may select a single value. They are ideal for adjusting settings such as volume, brightness, or applying image filters.

## Slider

![](/files/-MAgBajlhkL44CcffNEy)

```
New-UDSlider -Value 1
```

## Slider with minimum and maximum values

![](/files/-MAgBdFD-rmsG2i97wAY)

```
New-UDSlider -Min 10 -Max 1000
```

## Disabled Slider

![](/files/-MAgBj8tYfvC5e8PpNyZ)

```
New-UDSlider -Disabled
```

## Slider with custom step size

![](/files/-MAgBh3MAmJE7Q4zvPy8)

```
New-UDSlider -Min 10 -Max 1000 -Step 100
```

## Slider with marks

![](/files/-MAgBlGNQuDbIYRiRVsP)

```
New-UDSlider -Marks
```

## Range based slider

![](/files/-MAgBnakhswcwDHggPdL)

```
New-UDSlider -Value @(1, 10)
```

## OnChange event for slider

```
New-UDSlider -OnChange {
    Show-UDToast -Message $Body 
    Set-TestData $Body
}
```

**New-UDSlider**

| Name              | Type     | Description | Required |
| ----------------- | -------- | ----------- | -------- |
| Id                | string   |             | false    |
| Value             | int\[]   |             | false    |
| Minimum           | int      |             | false    |
| Maximum           | int      |             | false    |
| Disabled          | switch   |             | false    |
| Marks             | switch   |             | false    |
| OnChange          | Endpoint |             | false    |
| Orientation       | string   |             | false    |
| Step              | int      |             | false    |
| ValueLabelDisplay | string   |             | false    |


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