How to make Google Forms dropdown list searchable? [duplicate] - google-apps-script

I'm trying to create a google form with a field which takes the values as a list from spreadsheet. Right now i'm using formRanger scrip but my list is to long, 200 entries, how can i make it similar to android contact search. That it will filter the entries based on keystroke.

So it seems that nothing has changed in the last 8 years and the best solution to date seems to:
put the long list as a single question on separate section
advice users to use Ctrl+F to find the needed option.
This has advantage over drop-down that it's much easier to scroll the whole page than dropdown which user can accidentally close and will need to open and search again.

It sounds like you are looking for an "Autocomplete" entry for your form.
As the user types an entry into the form field, a dropdown list appears showing matching entries lifted from a Google spreadsheet column.
The following solution using HtmlService works great for lists having over 200 entries.
I've tried it!
"Populate jQuery autocomplete list using value array from Google Spreadsheet"

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Can I use a user-entered text value in one section of a Google Form to populate checkbox options in the next section?

I'm trying to figure out if this is possible and if so any help on how to make it happen would be amazing. If not, I'd love to get an idea why it's not possible. I'm a novice and looking to learn! :)
I want to take a text response to one question in the first section of a Google Form and use that to populate checkbox options from a Google Sheet in the next section.
Basically, people check equipment out from my office for use with students and they can submit the form for extensions. I sometimes get confusing responses and would like to give them checkbox options based off the students' ID they enter in the first question.
Is any response information even available to use before the form is submitted?

Use button in Google Sheets to open the pre-filled Google Form from dynamic hyperlink

Issue:
I have a Google Form, let's call it "Stock". The form simply records new entries of stock into the Google Sheet "Stock Form Responses". In this sheet, there is a field called Stock Number which has to be unique. In order to cut out human error in the process of assigning a new stock number to the rows of data added through the form, I have created a very simple formula in a cell:
=max('Stock Form Responses'!B:B)+1
This does exactly what I need it to do, and tells me the latest stock number, and adds one to it, ready for the next addition via the form. I then use this code in another cell (G9 of the sheet called "Control"), to pass that number to the prefilled form link for my form, like this:
=concatenate("https://docs.google.com/forms/MYFORMLINK/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.465281926=",D10)
This is where D10 from the Control sheet stores the previous calculation of what the next stock number should be.
All of this works great so far, and everything works fine.
Problem:
Google Sheets has this really annoying feature where you can't just click a link in the sheet, you have to hover over it and then click the attached link. It's frustrating, and I'm trying to simplify and clean up steps. I simply want to pass the URL stored in G9 to an action attached to a button, let's call it AddStock. How do I do this?
I've been trawling the internet for hours trying to work it out, and can't seem to figure it out myself (admittedly I have very limited coding understanding, but people keep talking about popup blockers, etc).

Looking to make an HTML form with and edit field connected to a list

I would like to preset an HTML page that has list box (scrollable) that is connected to an edit field. Every time the edit field is updated the list box should show only the items that match the text pattern in the edit field.
Am sure it's possible but not even sure what it's called and all my Google attempts have failed.
Thanks
For anyone who comes across this same question, the term that I was looking for was "creating an autocomplete form."

Autocomplete Chronoform in Joomla 2.5

I'm creating a simple form using Chronoforms, but so far I haven't been able to solve a small problem.
I would love to load two or three fields in a search done by the autocomplete element, i currently have two autocompletes working, but i can't seem to be able to load the other values into the corresponding textboxes.
I'm including the link to the form
http://cfobb.ca/index.php?option=com_chronoforms&chronoform=nomination_form
and as it can be seen, the first two fields in the first tab are working autocompletes, but i would love to have them linked so when the user chooses in any of the two, the other automatically gets filled. That selection would also trigger another sql query (that i already have, nothing fancy) that would fill the School Name drop-down menu. Also there's this code in the help tab
$form->data['_PLUGINS_']['autocomplete_processor']['result'];
but i don't really know how to use/handle it
Thanks

Google form with a filter field

I'm trying to create a google form with a field which takes the values as a list from spreadsheet. Right now i'm using formRanger scrip but my list is to long, 200 entries, how can i make it similar to android contact search. That it will filter the entries based on keystroke.
So it seems that nothing has changed in the last 8 years and the best solution to date seems to:
put the long list as a single question on separate section
advice users to use Ctrl+F to find the needed option.
This has advantage over drop-down that it's much easier to scroll the whole page than dropdown which user can accidentally close and will need to open and search again.
It sounds like you are looking for an "Autocomplete" entry for your form.
As the user types an entry into the form field, a dropdown list appears showing matching entries lifted from a Google spreadsheet column.
The following solution using HtmlService works great for lists having over 200 entries.
I've tried it!
"Populate jQuery autocomplete list using value array from Google Spreadsheet"