Nested For Each fv!Item reference for both for loops

Sure. Wrap the inner loop into an a!localVariables storing the outer item into a local. You then use this local to reference the outer item inside the inner loop.

And, to make your code more readable:

To understand this better, you need to grasp the scope of functions and thrie variables. In this case, a!foreach and fv!item are key elements. fv!item is only accessible within the a!foreach loop. in your code, where you've defined a second a!foreach inside the first one, it will only address to the loop where you are using the fv!item/fv!index/etc. Depending on where you are using fv!item, it's value might change dynamically for example ->


so you will have to store the value of above fv!item in a separate variable where you can access it in the nested one.

a!foreach(
  items: ri!A,
  expression: a!localVariables(
    local!upperLoopCurrentItem: fv!item,
    a!foreach(
      items: ri!B,
      expression: {
        If(
          local!upperLoopCurrentItem = fv!item,
          "Hi",
          "Hello"
        )
      }
    )
  )
)