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pushing values to child infotable using for loop dynamically

SM_10230689
10-Marble

pushing values to child infotable using for loop dynamically

SM_10230689_0-1661498511027.png

 

 

I want to push values to child infotables dynamically using nested for loop, in the above code the "infoname" parameter is the child infotable names which are dynamic. 

 

While executing the code i am not getting any issue, but the infotables are showing blank.

if i am passing the actual name instead of "infoname parameter" the values are showing in that particular infotable.

 

Is there any way to pass values to child infotables dynamically?

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nmutter
14-Alexandrite
(To:SM_10230689)

What @Sathishkumar_C  meant was:

 

for...{

   infoname = "Infotable"+k;

   for..

      ....

   }

   let newRow = {};

   newRow[infoname] = infotableTemp;

   parentinfotable.AddRow(newRow);

}

 

This may work but some points on this:

- dont forget to recreate the "infotableTemp" on each run (or it will just keep adding rows and rows)

- having a different name for each nested infotable does not make much sense

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6 REPLIES 6

Try to add blank row first... than you can update dynamically.. 

 

parentinfotable.AddRow({});
parentinfotable.rows[parentinfotable.length - 1][infoname] = infotableTemp;

 

 

Hi Sathish,

 

Have added blank first row as mentioned, but still the child infotables as coming null.

 

Thanks.

try to share the code and sample data here..

Hi Sathish,

 

Have shared the code in the first post where "propertyList" is a infotable, i am looping through the "Name" column and getting value from "results" which is json output. 

so for each name in propertyList it needs to push data to different infotables.

and infoname is the nested info table names. it will dynamically change based on value of k.

 

SM_10230689_0-1661524982898.png

 

 

Thanks.

 

Please share your datashape and code as editable (not image). Let me recreate in my instance.

nmutter
14-Alexandrite
(To:SM_10230689)

What @Sathishkumar_C  meant was:

 

for...{

   infoname = "Infotable"+k;

   for..

      ....

   }

   let newRow = {};

   newRow[infoname] = infotableTemp;

   parentinfotable.AddRow(newRow);

}

 

This may work but some points on this:

- dont forget to recreate the "infotableTemp" on each run (or it will just keep adding rows and rows)

- having a different name for each nested infotable does not make much sense

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