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How can I auto close a multi selection people picker combobox after one item is select?

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Hi All,

I have an issue with the combobox control, when in the browser manually closing the control is fine. But when mobile after selecting an item the control needs to be clicked on the top right which is a very tiny "x" in the mobile the control is not getting scaled (probably I did not consider it) but auto closing it should be fine. Is it possible to do that? So anytime someone actually selects an person the control just autocloses.

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CU24091509-0 417 on at

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@rssilvaba Unfortunately this is currently not possible. I had the same issue and finally had to live with it and had to do an end user training.

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Hi @rssilvaba ,

We use a lot of these on iPads - if you press on the screen away form the combo box, it should close.

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rssilvaba 160 on at

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Hi All,

Thank for the inputs but I found a way to do it using the "toggle function" trick.

//toggle OnChange Set( _fn_glbEnableComboBoxStatus, {Enabled:true,Count:CountRows(ComboBox1.SelectedItems)} ); //toggle Default ComboBox1.DisplayMode = Disabled //ComboBox1 DisplayMode If(CountRows(Self.SelectedItems)<>_fn_glbEnableComboBoxStatus.Count,Disabled,Edit)

Hope it helps anyone else.

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