I swore I did that exact thing already lol. idk what you did different, but it worked. Thanks!!!

I would make a Int var called textHeight and inside of the ForEach loop set textHeight to a value based on the length of the item

I’m getting some errors when I try that. What do I need to do to fix this? •Value of optional type 'String?' must be unwrapped to refer to member 'contains' of wrapped base type 'String' •Chain the optional using '?' to access member 'contains' only for non-'nil' base values •Force-unwrap using '!' to abort execution if the optional value contains 'nil'

Yes, for an app. I’ve looked up inputAccessoryView and everything that I’ve found has been custom made. Is there no default toolbar that looks like what I see every time I open a TextField everywhere else?

nah a planned recipe is basically a date containing up to 3 recipes. One for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. But a recipe can only be assigned to one date.

So my FetchedResults is gotten from this: @FetchRequest(sortDescriptors: [SortDescriptor(\.date, order: .reverse)]) var recipes: FetchedResults<Recipe> and I need to put the data (list of recipes) from that into my array of recipes: @State private var searchArray = [Recipe]()

Maybe using .onAppear(perform: { code}) to do the filter or parsing?

At the end of the first paragraph it says the title is a string that is not optional.

yes exactly!

Clutch! Do I put this under NavView the view?

So what should I use to display my list if List doesn’t allow for customization? What’s a “Radar” Sorry, I’m relatively new to this as I’m sure you can tell lol.

Well what's weird is the errors pop up then disappear instantly.

So I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong when I created the List entity.

That sounded like what I needed to hear. I just need to learn how to use storyboard…

I dont want them to share white space between them