Hi Barry
Thank you for your answer.
This was just a little test, because I have a "big" program where I would've liked to implement this.
The program does the following:
I have a Sharepoint List with a lot of data (points from the evalutions of the students at school).
Each evaluation belongs to a theme. There are like 20 different themes.
In the SP list, there are columns like studentnumber, theme, score, maximum_score, ...
I iterate through each student, and within this iteration I iterate through each SP list item from this student.
At this moment, I have many variables (for each theme a variable total_score, total_max_score) and many conditions and switch cases.. All the initialises, and the resets after each iteration..
The flow is getting too big, at this point each action I want to make takes like 5 seconds to appear.
In the end, I need to calculate all the percentages from each theme and make reports.
That's why I hoped to get this working.
If this would be possible, I can get a SP list item, check the 'theme' and then iterate through all the SP list items with the same theme (from the specific student). And then write the percentage to the variable-object.
Then I would only need 2 variables instead of 20, and much less conditions and cases..
My object-variable would be initialised like this and I would overwrite the property value of each theme (if the theme was evaluated):
{
"theme_1" : 0,
"theme_2" : 0,
...
"theme_20": 0
}
I hope you can make me a bit wiser, because it's not easy anymore.
Many thanks
Bram
