🟦 Loop through a list

The Loop through a list block allows you to iterate over each element of a list to process them individually, like a Foreach loop in programming.

This block is essential for automating repetitive processing on data collections, such as generating dynamic interfaces or performing aggregate calculations.

📥 Entries

• in (Stream): Entry point that starts (or restarts) looping through the list.
• list (List/Table): The data source to browse. A list of texts, numbers, booleans or images.

📤 Outings

• value (Type of the list items): Value of the current element during each iteration. This output only appears once a list is connected or chosen, and is labelled « value » on the block.
• index (Number): Numerical position of the current element in the list (starts at 1).
• out (Stream): Signal triggered once per element to execute the associated processing.
• end (Stream): Single signal triggered after the last element, marking the end of the loop.

💡 Example of use

Scenario: Calculate the total of a shopping cart

1. You have a basket variable containing a list of prices: [12.99, 5.50, 8.00, 3.25].
2. Connect shopping cart to the list input of the Browse a list block.
3. Bind the value output to a Calculate block to add each price to a total variable.
4. Connect the out output to the execution flow of the Calculate block.
5. At each iteration, the current price is added to the total (12.99 → 5.50 → 8.00 → 3.25).
6. Once all elements have been processed, the end output triggers the display of the final total (€30.74) via a Dynamic Text block.

⚙️ Technical Details

• Type management: The type of the value output automatically adapts to the content of the list.
• Order of execution: Elements are processed sequentially, from first to last.
• Performance: Avoid blocking operations in the loop to avoid slowing down the flow.
• Edge case: If the list is empty, only the end output is triggered immediately.

Documented version: v1

Updated on: 23/09/2026