Cognito Forms – Country Field with Drop-Down Menu

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I would like to add a country drop-down menu in my form without having to use the full address container which has many fields which I don't need for my application. Is there any way how I can do this?

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I am a developer with Cognito Forms.

We do not have a drop down specifically for countries outside of the country drop down in the address field.

You can use a normal Choice Filed, and a list of countries. The list wont have to be entered in one by one rather you can copy the list, and paste it into the first choice of the Choice Field. This will populate the list down, each item will be its own option.

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Anyone can sign up for free and create an organization account, but currently this is limited to one organization per user and one user per organization. This limitation will disappear in the coming months as new features are added.

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There are a couple of ways to handle this in Cognito Forms:

Include the camper registration fee of $60 for each camper as part of the repeating section. Then add a Price field for the multi-camper discount below the repeating section, using a calculation like =Campers.Count() > 1 ? (Campers.Count() - 1) * -30 : 0. You can hide this Price field or make it only appear when the discount is not zero. This would produce a receipt like:
```
Camper 1   
    James Philips        $60.00 
Camper 2   
    John Cartin          $60.00 
Camper 3 
    Parker Owens         $60.00
Multi-Camper Discount   ($60.00)
--------------------------------
Subtotal                $120.00
```
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Long term, it sounds like you would benefit from being able to use the Index of the item in the repeating section within calculations. We are looking at ways to make additional information like this available to calculations. In the mean time, hopefully these suggestions will meet your needs.

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