Hi,
I have a combo box that will be in disabled mode. The default selected value will be using a lookup formula.
LookUp(
)
I am passing the same in item and default selected value.
But in-app instead of the value it shows as 2 items. how could I make visible the value
Thanks in advance
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Hi @Soumiya15,
This is an known issue, there is no OOTB function to overcome this.
As @Anonymous_Hippo said, you could make the Combo Box wider, however, if the display name has long long characters length, Combo Box will always show the total of the items selected.
As a workaround, consider the Tooltip property:
Concat(ComboBox.SelectedItems,DisplayName,",")Concat(ComboBox.SelectedItems,DisplayName,",")
In general this is only possible if the device used has the ability to translate certain touch gestures to “hover” events. A simple stylus (or a finger) doesn’t necessarily have the resolution to produce anything other than “touched” or “not touched” — and that extra resolution is exactly what would be needed to show tooltips.
Hello @Soumiya15 ,
This is because you have selected two values in the combo box. If you increase the width of your combobox both these selections would be visible. Additionally to work around this problem you can create a label/ text box and concatenate all the values to the text box please refer this solution to see how you can do this
Hope this helps
Cheers
Make sure the "Allow multiple selections" or "SelectMultiple" option on the combo-box is set to false.
For your combo-box's "DefaultSelectedItems" parameter try just removing the result from your lookup:
LookUp(
)
Then make sure your display field for the combo-box is set to the approver's display name
Hi @Soumiya15,
This is an known issue, there is no OOTB function to overcome this.
As @Anonymous_Hippo said, you could make the Combo Box wider, however, if the display name has long long characters length, Combo Box will always show the total of the items selected.
As a workaround, consider the Tooltip property:
Concat(ComboBox.SelectedItems,DisplayName,",")Concat(ComboBox.SelectedItems,DisplayName,",")
In general this is only possible if the device used has the ability to translate certain touch gestures to “hover” events. A simple stylus (or a finger) doesn’t necessarily have the resolution to produce anything other than “touched” or “not touched” — and that extra resolution is exactly what would be needed to show tooltips.
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