For loop: accounts do not appear

[sven]

Hi @fbeirens,

The reason for this, is because you database variable custom.detail.financiële_opbrengsten is actually empty.
This is explained here how to work around it, and why it’s empty:

CASE: use default in a variable

Let’s say we want to display the name of the street of the file. As you know, both name and number is saved into one field {{ company.street }}. We can use the remove-tag however to strip any number that is saved into that object, by doing this: {% assign company_city = company.street | remove:"1" | remove:"2" | remove:"3" | remove:"4" | remove:"5" | remove:"6" | remove:"7" | remove:"8" | remove:"9" | remove:"0" %} Street = {{ company_city }} This will work in 95% of the cases, but if your …

Now, you could use the solution above (assign the default range into a new variable), but you could use the method accounts_var instead:

{% input custom.detail.financiële_opbrengsten as:account_collection range:global_7_range default:'75' accounts_var:fin_opbrengsten %} 

What this does, is actually fill the accounts_var (which is sort of a custom collection that can gather all accounts of a certain range you select, or a default range) with all the accounts. That accounts_var is called fin_opbrengsten f.i. and you can loop over this collection to display all the selected accounts (whether or not a default range was used or not):

{% for acc in fin_opbrengsten %}
{{ acc.value }} {{ acc.name }}
{% endfor %}

or even display the end-value of that collection with the attribute value: {{ fin_opbrengsten.value }}

I hope this clarifies it for you? If not, (or it does), let us know please!