NumberRange filters allow for a minimum and maximum value to be input on a single slider.

 1public function filters(): array
 2{
 3    return [
 4        NumberRangeFilter::make('Success Rate')
 5            ->options(
 6                [
 7                    'min' => 0,
 8                    'max' => 100,
 9                ]
10            )
11            ->config([
12                'minRange' => 0,
13                'maxRange' => 100,
14                'suffix' => '%',
15                'prefix' => '$',
16            ])
17            ->filter(function (Builder $builder, array $values) {
18                $builder->where('users.success_rate', '>=', intval($values['min']))
19                ->where('users.success_rate', '<=', intval($values['max']));
20            }),
21 
22    ];
23}

The default values should be set in the options() method.

You may also specify a minimum and maximum range in the config() options, and should you wish to use real values instead of a percentage. You can change the "suffix" to a metric of your choosing. You can change the "prefix" to an item of your choosing (e.g $/£/€)