Help with getting values from a dictionary

[Pexalt]

I have this as an output for a dictionary:
[
{
“Name”:[
{
“Name”:“American Spirits”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Camel”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Fortuna”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Kool”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“L&M”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Marlboro”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Maverick”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Natives”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Newport”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Pall Mall”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Parliaments”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Salem”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Virginia Slims”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Winston”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Capri”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
},
{
“Name”:“Lucky Strike”,
“Amount”:0,
“Carton”:0
}
]
}
]
I was wondering how to get each value of the name so I can display them in a card.

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@Pexalt

display them in a card.

Simple, first split them into each list by using his method Read data of file api - #4 by dora_paz in the dictionary mode first text box use Name and next walk at each level then use required field name

Create three variables and use like this in when web git text

Sel global name to List by walking key path (Name)(Walk at all level) (Name) dictionary (use as in the pic

Sel global amount to List by walking key path (Name)(Walk at all level) (Amount) dictionary (use as in the pic

[Pexalt]

I figured it out. Thanks!