I'm making a Pathfinder 2e character sheet on Google sheet to automate as much number-crunching as possible. Currently, I'm making a dropdown list for conditions, as well as formulas for calculating their penalties.
I find adding conditions with pre-determined values much simpler than conditions with fillable values. For example, instead of clumsy and a blank slot for its value, the dropdown list will have clumsy 1, clumsy 2, clumsy 3, and so on. It's ugly, but it greatly simplifies the formula. However, if a condition's value could reach a really high number, then it will be too cumbersome to use.
The highest I have found is stupefied 4 from feeblemind and unfathomable song. I'm also pretty sure I've seen an ancestry/heritage/feat which could increase the maximum value of dying to 5.
So what is the highest value/penalty a condition could reach? For the supremely meticulous: what is the highest value each condition could reach?