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Getting values from the previous cycle

DavidBernardoSI1996

Hello, I'm trying to create a check list, with pickable values, the structure of the data goes, as for example:

-> Host

- Groups

Users

- Groups

Users

-> Host

- Groups

Users

When I'm cycling through the values I want to divide them by Groups, but before the name of the Group there should also be the name of the Host it belongs too, this is what I have:

Which results in this:

The value after the "Host:" is missing, how do I access the {{lookupObjects.Name}}?

Thank you

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DavidBernardoSI1996

Hello, after some research I've found that this is a documented issue, and is currently on hold to be solved, here is the link to the issue:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-12834

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Bill Sheboy

Hi @DavidBernardoSI1996

First thing, I am not using Assets and so my suggestion is based on what I understand about rules. With the disclaimer out of the way...

Once you are inside of a rule iterator like {{#lookupObjects}} it can only see that information at that point, and lower. And so referencing {{lookupObjects.Name}} will not work inside that loop.

And also...you are trying to access the Host name inside of the {{#Groups}} iterator; it is no longer visible.

One alternative is to create a separate Host heading, and then add the lower level items.

Kind regards,
Bill

DavidBernardoSI1996

I've changed the format, so that instead of:

HostA - GroupA

HostA - GroupB

It's like this:

HostA

- GroupA

- GroupB

But now I have a different question, what if I wanted to compare a value to make it so it only renders the group and its option if Profile = Admin, like so:

Bill Sheboy

If the attribute is visible at that point, you can use list filtering and conditional logic for that: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Automation-articles/Filtering-smart-value-lists/ba-p/1827588

Your change is close, and with a slight adjustment, and let's assume your Profile is defined in the Group, the change would be:

{{#lookupObjects}}

# Host: {{Name}}

{{#Groups}}
{{#if(equals(Profile,"Admin"))}}
--- **Group** - {{Name}}:
{{#Users}}

[x] {{Name}}

{{/}}
{{/}}
{{/}}
{{/}}

If your Profile is not in the Groups level, you may need to adjust your AQL to filter (if that is possible).

DavidBernardoSI1996

I've tried with the code you sent me, but I'm not sure why it isn't working, none of the groups are showing up, so after that I wrote the value inside Profile, like so:

And this is what I got:

Not sure why the equals is not working

DavidBernardoSI1996

Hello, after some research I've found that this is a documented issue, and is currently on hold to be solved, here is the link to the issue:

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-12834

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