When I have to repeat the same task?

[tnbk11okmuza]

Hello. I am very beginner.
I’m making a family phone book.
It’s what makes me call right after I type in my picture, name, and phone number.
I thought it could be made very simple.
Entering one phone number is not a big problem.
Now the block is the input and output of one person’s data.(still working)
But when I tried to enter and save data for a total of eight people, I had to repeat the current block eight times.

I don’t think that’s the answer, no matter how much I think about it.
There must be some way. I’m not sure.
How can you make it easier, simpler?

[junjoseph]

Have you try to find it with category of clone

[actech]

This task is most easily solved using the list and ListViewer. But while in Thunkable X there is no extended ListViewer.

You can also use Any blocks, as you are advised. There are other options, but they are specific.

[tnbk11okmuza]

@junjoseph

Have you try to find it with category of clone

Oh, yes. …I will look into “clone.” Thanks~

[tnbk11okmuza]

This task is most easily solved using the list and ListViewer. But while in Thunkable X there is no extended ListViewer.

You can also use Any blocks, as you are advised. There are other options, but they are specific.

Thank you. I should also study “Any block.”

[domhnallohanlon]

@tnbk11okmuza would something like this help with what you are trying to do?

Persistent Data in the ListViewer

Here’s a quick example of how to save data in a list viewer and make it persistent i.e. the data is saved in your app and displayed the next time you open it. Create a stored Variable Start by creating a stored variable in your app. In the example below I’ve called my variable listOfItems. Note: when this variable is created it has no value, so you need to assign it one when your app loads for the first time. [initialise_list] Create an empty list instead. In the image above we had some sta…