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Learn how to effectively capture an object value selected in mat-select in Angular and dynamically set it into a reactive form using simple yet effective techniques.
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How to Capture Object Values from mat-select in Angular and Set Them in Reactive Forms

If you are building an Angular application that requires users to select an item from a dropdown menu—like a list of accounts—you might find yourself needing to capture multiple pieces of information about that item. Using Angular Material’s mat-select along with reactive forms can streamline this process, but it may not be immediately clear how to achieve it. In this post, we'll walk through a simple, effective solution to extract object values from a mat-select dropdown and assign them to a reactive form.

The Problem: Extracting Multiple Values

You have a mat-select containing a list of mat-option. Each option displays information about an account, such as account number, agency number, and digit number. However, you need to set these values into separate fields of a reactive form. The fundamental challenge here is capturing multiple values from a single selection in a way that maintains reactivity.

Example of mat-select

Here’s a brief look at how your mat-select might be structured:

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While this setup displays the account information neatly, it doesn’t quite facilitate setting the values into your form directly.

The Solution: Using (click) to Capture Values

To tackle this problem, we’ll leverage the (click) event on your mat-option elements. We can create a function in our component that will be triggered when a user clicks on a specific option.

Implementation Steps

Add the (click) event to mat-option: You'll want to modify your mat-option like this:

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Define the Function: In your component, define yourFunction to handle the selected account. This function will allow us to capture the account object.

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Reactive Form Setup

Here’s a quick example of how to set up the reactive form to include the new fields:

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Conclusion

By using the (click) event handler in Angular's mat-select, you can efficiently extract object values and set them into a reactive form. This allows you to dynamically capture and manage multiple pieces of data from a single selection, maintaining the integrity and reactivity of your Angular application.

Feel free to adapt the code provided to fit your application’s specific needs. Happy coding!