Creation of a drop-down menu that reads data from a table or Google Sheets

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A search of the forums for “dropdown” results in many examples:

Create a text input from a dropdown list

That’s pretty much what I’ve done here: You’d just need to modify it to appear closed when the screen starts. I would probably hide the list viewer and show a button that looks like it is closed. Then when the button is clicked, show the list viewer and hide the button. Unfortunately, that means the user would have to click twice (once on the button and then once on the list viewer) to see the choices. It’s a shame that Thunkable doesn’t have better mouse up/mouse released/mouse down detectio…

Drop-down Menu/Spinner Tutorial

This post will display two ways to make a drop-down menu in your Thunkable X app. In Thunkable Classic, this feature was called a Spinner. This tutorial will recreate the Spinner using two methods: in one, a List Viewer will be used. In the other, a List Viewer plus a Button will be used. Method 1 has fewer Layout components. Method 2 is more suited to displaying the currently selected item at the top of the list, and as such would be more suitable for a longer list. The app can be accessed h…

Dropdown list to show conditional result

Check this demo https://x.thunkable.com/projectPage/5fb9fb1dbfeb240011084d78

https://community.thunkable.com/search?q=pop%20up%20menu%20order%3Alatest

New Re-Sizeable Spinner, Radio Buttons, and List Viewer

Thunkable x’s data input controls are somewhat limited. The default font size for the list viewer is rarely the right size fro my apps and cannot be changed. Although the switches are great, there are no radio buttons. Because my app involves a lot of community-based data entry, I needed more component options. Specifically, a combobox/dropdown/spinner style list and radio buttoms. So I built my own components that are easily copied from one screen to another and can be added mulitple times in …