Sending a list of products ({|$basketsArray|}) using an array

you can see an example of how to use it here https://1b.app/ua/forum/managing-the-base-of-goods-and-services/18380-zminni/ or here https://1b.app/ua/forum/ mail-management-solutions/17792-shablon-lista/ It is not necessary to use the table for the letter

[quote] [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] Maria [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] OneBox production wrote: [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] you can see an example of how to use it here https://1b.app/ua/forum/managing-the-base-of-goods-and-services/18380-zminni/ or here https://1b.app/ua/forum/ mail-management-solutions/17792-shablon-lista/ [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] It is not necessary to use the table for the letter [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] [/quote] [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] Yes, I saw similar questions on the forum, but none helped me, so I created a new one. Attaching screenshots - created as indicated in your first link. 2 products in 1 row, and you need each product in a new row [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file] [file]22924[/file] [file]22925[/file]

[quote] Maria OneBox production wrote: You need to put a <br> tag after {|$b.count|} so that the next text is from a new line or the same tag but changed {|$b.name|} to be similar to the text above [/quote] Thank you very much! Now everything is as we wanted!