Do you mean, get the first visible item in the list?
It may be necessary to check the scroll value and perform a calculation based on the height of the items, so I think you can know which item is at the top of the combobox window based on the scroll position, height of the item (if they all have the same height), considering the height of the visible window. did you understand?
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as said before, in a "class" exists many others hided... short answer: YES! long answer: needs hack
ComboBox has a TListBox -> TListBox has ScrollBar object
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xxxxx AS TScrollBar.... or TScrollBar( xxxx ).Value....
var O : TFmxObject; begin O := xxxx.FindStyleResource ...... if ( O <> nil ) and ( O is TScrollBar) then TScrollBar( O ).Value ....
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