Looks like you have the need for the Experience (years) and the Total Employment. In both of these sections you already have fields displaying a value representing a number.
I don’t know how you did that but if it was me, I would have created an option set to do so…in the option set I would have not only the Display attribute (Less than 5 years) but I’d add a number attribute to give me a value to filter by once the user has made the selection of the filter Option they are interested in. Then in my search constraint I use the number attribute to filter by.
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Search for occupations with employment number greater than the minimum number, and smaller than the maximum number. This is how I create a number range filter.
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Thank for your feedback. That is not quite what I am looking for. I have these buckets of number (0-25000, 25000-75000, 75000-200000, and 200000+) and I only want users within the bucket.