Has anyone used this block successfully? I presume it’s the right block to use if I want to replace an item in a list. It’s not working for me. Please help.
Thanks
Hi @Patrick_Elisha - couple of questions here, firstly:
If you’re storing your list in a cloud variable, does it still look like a list when you retrieve it? Are you using any blocks to parse this data?
Hi @Patrick_Elisha, it looks as if you are storing a list of lists? Is that correct?
The variable j needs to be a list if you’re going to assign something to it using an “in list” block. So @domhnallohanlon’s question is key here: what does j look like by itself? Is it a list? Can you view it using a List Viewer?
can you try storing them as objects?
How? Can you show me in blocks with reference to my case?
Thank you.
can you describe a little more about what you are trying to do/
If i store as object as shown, how do i get values?
I was trying to replace(update) lat & lon in the sublist.
Thank you.
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that you can’t use a for loop variable – j – this way. Although j is a list, I don’t think Thunkable can reference it the way you’re trying… by setting an item’s value when the list j is an item of the list subscriptions.
Nice work!