It’s this statement that decides whether or not the export will display the accounts.
Your ifi-statement is looking at the object custom.anderebo.accounts but that object will be empty by default, even if you use a default-account range!
That object will not be empty or blank, when you actually press the button # and drag some accounts in it.
It’s a very wierd thing to work with an input-tag and a default-value to it. You can clearly see the behaviour, if you do this :
{{ custom.anderebo.accounts }}
It won’t show anything.
However, if you press the # and drag an account in it, you’ll see what happens: the object now does have a value.
Why? An input-object will only have actual data in the object, only if you actualle put in data in there.
The default-value added to it, is only some sort of a layer over the object (to show in input and export mode), but it doesn’t actually input the value in the object.
I’ll admit, strange in the beginning but I have explicitly documented this in the slides of the workshops.
To get back to a solution:
You have a collection that stores all the accounts, so why not do a check on the collection anderebo?
For instance :
{% ifi anderebo != empty %}
{{ detailanderebo }}
<br>{% endifi %}
or
{% ifi anderebo.value != 0 %}
{{ detailanderebo }}
<br>{% endifi %}
Could you give it a go ?
Nice looking template by the way 