For instructions on how to

• Show only the count of items selected (not the item names)
  see Documentation from Version 1.6.2

For all else

• Service Studio has detailed documentation in parameter descriptions etc.
• Live demo has detailed documentation in tooltips

For instructions on how to

• Show only the count of items selected (not the item names)
  see Documentation from Version 1.6.2

For all else

• Service Studio has detailed documentation in parameter descriptions etc.
• Live demo has detailed documentation in tooltips

• See documentation from previous versions, for how to create a dropdown which only shows the count selected in the menu bar. The process has not changed.
• All inputs etc. have inline documentation in their description.
• The demo has detailed documentation in tooltips for each parameter.
  
  

How to show only the count of items selected
(not the item names)

If you would like to display a count (number of items selected), regardless of the number of items selected:

1. set DropdownBar_ShowCountAfterNItemsSelected = 0
2. set the NothingSelectedText placeholder to an expression like 0/x Selected
3. set the AllSelectedText placholder to an expression like x/x Selected
   (where x is the length of your input list)
4. use the same word (eg. "Selected") in all three placeholders:
   NothingSelectedText, ShowCountAfterNItemsSelected, and AllSelectedText.

Implementation Note:
This implementation may seem complicated, which it is, however it retains flexibility.
For example, it retains the ability to use a separate messages when all items, or no items, are selected.

How to show only the count of items selected
(not the item names)

If you would like to display a count (number of items selected), regardless of the number of items selected:

1. set DropdownBar_ShowCountAfterNItemsSelected = 0
2. set the NothingSelectedText placeholder to an expression like 0/x Selected
3. set the AllSelectedText placholder to an expression like x/x Selected
   (where x is the length of your input list)
4. use the same word (eg. "Selected") in all three placeholders:
   NothingSelectedText, ShowCountAfterNItemsSelected, and AllSelectedText.

Implementation Note:
This implementation may seem complicated, which it is, however it retains flexibility.
For example, it retains the ability to use a separate messages when all items, or no items, are selected.