Formmenu insert AND with the last choice

[Frenchy_Devs]

Hi all. I use this form, but for perfection touch, i search to insert the word "and" between the choices and the last choice.

{formmenu: default=choice1; choice2; choice3; choice4; choice5; name=choices; multiple=yes}

For exemple :
Choice1, choice2 and choice5.

Big thanks for help

[Andrew_Hall]

hey @Frenchy_Devs -- someone else asked about exactly this yesterday. See post here:

"And" for multiple options

@Britt_Vaughn Gaurang's suggestion is the right one but it sounds like not enough detail was given for you to set this up. There's two different ways that you can approach this. I personally suggest the second recommendation below, but I'll give you both options so you can decide what works best for you. 1) Gaurang's suggestion, but with some added clarity When you have a dropdown menu, the menu itself will be included in the output of your snippet. You're seeing it twice based on what Gauran…

All you need to do is add ; formatter=items -> join(items, "BLAZE_AND") to the end of your current formmenu, after multiple=yes and before the closing }

{formmenu: default=choice1; choice2; choice3; choice4; choice5; name=choices; multiple=yes; formatter=items -> join(items, "BLAZE_AND")}

[Frenchy_Devs]

Ha sorry. With my bad english, i see the post but impossible to apply for my uses. Very big thanks

But i have {=choices} and here the result : ["choice1", "choice2", "choice5"]".

What can i do for remove [ " and replace the comma with the "or" word ?

Big thanks for this help

[Andrew_Hall]

@Frenchy_Devs no worries, always happy to help.

The suggestion of using the formatter=... in my previous response changes the dropdown menu itself.

If you're re-stating the values of the dropdown menu elsewhere using a formula, like you are with {=choices}, then you need to use that "join" function again.

Below are two examples of how you can do that. I'm not sure which one you wanted so I included both:

{choices=["choice1", "choice2", "choice5"]}
Separate every selection with "or": {=join(choices, " or ")}

Separate each selection with a comma except for the last one, which uses or: {=join(choices, "BLAZE_OR")}

In case you want to learn more, when a dropdown menu has multiple=yes, it saves the selections as a list. Here's a guide that details exactly how to turn that list back into a string like I'm doing with the join function above.

[Frenchy_Devs]

Perfect.

The second way is perfect for me. And work great.

Big thanks