Thank you so much for providing the URL. You are actually referring to dropdown fields and not checkbox groups. The behavior you describe is controlled by mobile browsers and not by our plugin or your website. It is not possible to force the browser to handle dropdown controls (SELECT tags) differently.
One alternative is to replace the dropdown field with a different control. For example, ticking the ‘Include a search box (experimental)‘ checkbox in the dropdown field settings will cause the plugin to apply the Select2 library to the dropdown field, replacing it with a custom control. In this case, the field’s behavior will be the same on both desktop and mobile devices.
Please tick the checkbox in the dropdown field settings.
Thank you so much for your review! If you find the Calculated Fields Form plugin amazing, wait until you try its complementary plugins – they can take your projects to the next level.
For example, the Spreadsheet Calculated Fields Form Connector lets you perform all your calculations directly in Google Sheets. Your form can simply collect the required data and display the results, while all submitted information can then be automatically stored in your Google Sheet document.
Another powerful add-on is the Calculated Fields Form – Google Calendar Integration. It allows you to connect a Date/Timeslot field in your form with your Google Calendar to prevent scheduling conflicts. You can even create new calendar events based on the user’s selections and automatically send invitations to attendees.
Thank you very much. If you would like to generate charts (pie, bar, line, and others) or PDF reports with the information collected by the form, please read the following posts and watch the video:
As the calculated field is used as an auxiliary, you can hide it and exclude the file from submission by ticking a couple of checkboxes in its settings.
