Gets or sets the text the editable portion of a ComboBox. If the combo box’s DropDownStyle is not DropDownList and you are going to accept new values, it is recommend to use the Text property. Use the SelectedItem property when you want to retrieve the value selected by the user. Use the DisplayMember parameter to use item object’s property as the display value in the combo box: Load-ComboBox $combobox1 ( Get-Process ) - DisplayMember 'ProcessName' Use the append parameter to add an additional item to the combo box’s existing list: Load-ComboBox $combobox1 'Black' - Append DisplayMember = $DisplayMemberĮxample uses of Load-ComboBox: Load-ComboBox $combobox1 'Red', 'White', 'Blue' The following is a helper function that will allow you dynamically load the ComboBox: function Load-ComboBox Set the ComboBox’s values dynamically in the script editor, by using the Items property’s Add method: $comboBox.

Set the ComboBox’s values via the Designer: Use the Items property when you want to add values the combo box’s list. The list displays only if AutoCompleteMode is Suggest or SuggestAppend. Only values already in the list can be selected.

This means that the user cannot enter a new value. Specifies that the list is displayed by clicking the down arrow and that the text portion is not editable. When using this setting, the Append value of AutoCompleteMode works the same as the SuggestAppend value. This means that the user can enter a new value and is not limited to selecting an existing value in the list. Specifies that the list is displayed by clicking the down arrow and that the text portion is editable. Specifies that the list is always visible and that the text portion is editable. Use the DropDownStyle when you want change the style of the ComboBox or limit the user so they are restricted to selecting a value from the list (DropDownList). Use the ComboBox to create a pull down list of items.Ĭontrols the appearance and functionality of the combo box User Rating: 3 / 5 Please Rate ComboBox Control

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