Segmented Control
FUISegmentedControl
Intro
A segmented control is a horizontal bar divided into two or more mutually exclusive buttons. This control provides users easy access to specific categories of content.
- Ensure the control’s segments are related to each other.
- Use a segmented control to switch between views. In the Campus app, for example, a segmented control is used to switch between Map and List views.
- Use the segmented control in a navigation bar, modal window, popover, or “drawer” (i.e., a pulley view controller).
- Do not use a segmented control if the segments are not related to each other.
- Do not use a segmented control to narrow a list. Use a Filter instead.
- Do not include more than one segmented control on the same screen.
A. Inactive control item
There is at least one inactive control item in a segmented control.
B. Active control item
There is at least one active control item in a segmented control.

Segmented control anatomy
When a button is tapped, the data corresponding to that segment is displayed and the button remains highlighted. Each segment allows the user to view a different set of information.
The maximum number of buttons that may appear in a segmented control varies depending on whether the navbar also includes a title.
In compact, the maximum number of buttons is five when there is a title in the navbar and four when there is no title.
In regular, the maximum number of buttons is five whenever there is a title in the navbar.

Segmented control with navigation title

Segmented control without navigation title
Resources
Related Components/Patterns: Segmented Control Form Cell
Development: FUIDimensionSelector
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