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# Select
The Select component enables you to select a single option from a predefined list of options or a list of records from the database. You can type in the search bar to narrow down the list of options.
The "Specify Options" allows you to predefine a static list of options, while the "Load Options" allows you to specify the list of options, from a data source.
For each option you can specify a label, value, subtitle, and an icon.
## Select Actions
**Top Action** - allows you to create an action button on the top of the list to trigger a specific action when clicked.
**Bottom Action** - allows you to create an action button on the bottom of the list to trigger a specific action when clicked.
**Value Changes** - triggers an action when a new option is selected or the selected option changes.
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