Hi @Nikolas_Torres_Niko
Perhaps the below snippet works for you?
{note: preview=no}
{products=[
["name":"Salón Ciprés", "price":12900, "selected":yes],
["name":"Coffee D", "price":12900],
["name":"Coffee B", "price":8900],
["name":"Coffee A", "price":5900],
["name":"Almuerzo", "price":5900, "selected":yes],
["name":"Coffee A", "price":5900, "selected":yes],
["name":"Cena", "price":54000],
["name":"Cóctel", "price":52900]
]}
{if: count(selectedProducts) == 0}{selectedProducts=filter(products, (p) -> includes(keys(p), "selected"))}{endif}
{endnote}{note}{formmenu: name=selectedProducts; values={=products}; itemformatter=(p) -> p.name & " (" & p.price & ")"; multiple=yes}
{endnote}{repeat: for product in selectedProducts}
{=product.name} {=product.price*cantidad; format=$,.0f} + IVA{endrepeat}
El total de la propuesta de consumo es de {=sum(map(selectedProducts, (p)->p.price))*cantidad; format=$,.2f}+ IVA (not right) para {formtext: name=Cantidad; default=12; cols=5}
I used same type of list, used multiple formmenu. Also used few list functions like filter, map and sum.
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