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# Native Select
The Native Select offers values from a provided value list in a dropdown list. When the value list offers display and return values, the return value is returned to the dataprovider. Note that if your value list does not have the "Allow empty value" check set, a user won't be able to empty the field anymore.
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## Table of contents
* [Native Select properties](#native-select-properties)
* [Native Select events](#native-select-events)
* [Native Select API](#native-select-api)
## Native Select properties
Native Select properties can be found [here](/reference/servoyextensions/ui-components/mobile/native-select.md#properties).
## Native Select events
Native Select events can be found [here](/reference/servoyextensions/ui-components/mobile/native-select.md#events).
## Native Select API
Native Select API methods can be found [here](/reference/servoyextensions/ui-components/mobile/native-select.md#api).
## Related Articles
The following articles are recommended for additional reading
* [Native Select Reference Documentation](/reference/servoyextensions/ui-components/mobile/native-select.md)
* [Styling and Themes](/guides/develop/application-design/styling-and-themes.md)
* [Scripting the UI](/guides/develop/programming-guide/scripting-the-ui.md)
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