Little problem with the right Object-format (JSON/Arrays)

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Thanks man! A real Ninja! :zap:

Yes it has a much better structure, of course. I like this, my problem is always, that i forget about this option and use simple if-else-queries.

But i have some another end-solution, also not a bad one, i just did not show it here yet, but here it is…

export async function btnAddList_click(AUSWAHL) {
let myArray0 = ["field1", "field2", "field3", "field4", "field5", "field6", "field7", "field8", "field9", "field10"]
 let myArray1 = []
 let myArray2 = []
 
 if (state===undefined) {
             $w('#boxSelection').show('float')
            $w('#btnTitle').label = settingsDATA["setup1"]  
        }

 else {console.log("Auswahl bereits getätigt.")

 for (let index = 0; index < $w('#cbgListCopy').value.length; index++) {
 if($w('#cbgListCopy').value[index]!==undefined) {
                myArray1.push($w('#cbgListCopy').value[index])
                myArray2.push(copyDATA[$w('#cbgListCopy').value[index]])
 if(index=0){
                    myFilter = {[myArray0[0]]: myArray2[0]}
                }
 if(index=1){
                    myFilter = {[myArray0[0]]: myArray2[0], [myArray0[1]]: myArray2[1]}
                }
 if(index=2){
                    myFilter = {[myArray0[0]]: myArray2[0], [myArray0[1]]: myArray2[1], [myArray0[2]]: myArray2[2]}
                }
 if(index=3){
                    myFilter = {[myArray0[0]]: myArray2[0], [myArray0[1]]: myArray2[1], [myArray0[2]]: myArray2[2], [myArray0[3]]: myArray2[3]}
                }
 if(index=4){
                    myFilter = {[myArray0[0]]: myArray2[0], [myArray0[1]]: myArray2[1], [myArray0[2]]: myArray2[2], [myArray0[3]]: myArray2[3], [myArray0[4]]: myArray2[4]}
                }
 
 if(index=5){
                    myFilter = {[myArray0[0]]: myArray2[0], [myArray0[1]]: myArray2[1], [myArray0[2]]: myArray2[2], [myArray0[3]]: myArray2[3], [myArray0[4]]: myArray2[4], [myArray0[5]]: myArray2[5]}
                }
            }               
        }   
 else {console.log("Value-0 = undefined")}
 
        FILTER.push(myFilter)
        console.log("FILTER = ", FILTER)
        local.setItem("copyData",  JSON.stringify(FILTER))
        console.log("FILTER = ", FILTER)
        $w('#btnAddList').enable()
 
 if ($w('#cbgListCopy').value.length>0) {$w('#btnShowList').enable()}
    }
}

But, you are right, the case-break-option seems to be a little bit more comfortable.:sweat_smile:

Thanks for advise.