====== putList() ======

''void **putList**(string //Question//, array //value//, [boolean //EachVariable//])''

With the function ''putList()'' you can store the values of an (one-dimensional) [[:en:create:array|Array]] into an array of variables in the data set. The function runs equivalent to ''[[put]]'' and ''[[valuelist]]''.

  * //Question//\\ The identifier of the question of type "internal variable" (see below), in which the //values// are to be stored. The identifier is specified as a string in quotation marks, e.g. '''IV01'''. In the question, at least as many variables have to be created as the array has elements.
  * //values//\\ An array with numbers or texts (strings), which should be stored in variables.
  * //EachVariable// (optional)\\ Usually ''putList'' saves only in [[:en:create:questions:internal|internal variables]]. In exceptional cases it may be useful to overwrite the values of other question types. In this case a third parameter ''true'' can be specified.

**Warning:** Only use the third parameter //EachVariable// if you know exactly what you are doing. If you change the answering code you can overwrite the answers of the responents.


===== Internal Variables =====

Before ''putList()'' can be used, create a question of type [[:en:create:questions:internal|Internal variables]] in the question catalog. In it you create at least as many variables (items) as the array element has that you want to save.