what this one has to do with my question ?
No sign of the “is in list” block ???
My question was regarding lists & tinydb. I just don’t understand what you’re trying to say.
where shall I put it ? if you dont mind can you show it with blocks ?
Like so:
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The main problem is when I add new values (via variables) to the list the previous values gets deleted. Like if the list previously had a value ‘1’ then if I add a new value ‘2’ then ‘1’ will get deleted or removed.
Add the new values to a list, then save the list to the tinydb with a tag
to retrieve the list and set to a variable:
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did you check my screenshots above ? this is what I did na ?
sharing them again:
How is global TinyDB_List variable initialised?
You need to set your global TinyDB_List variable to the list stored in TinyDB before adding items to list. Something like this 
Above is just an example. You have to set it according to your need
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Not working. I tried it beofre, But it was placed below ‘call TinyDB1 store value’. Not working this time too.
For me its working exactly as it should work. Can you post a sample aia here illustrating the problem?
there are like 1700+ blocks 
I said
It’s more like a level locking & unlocking system. May need most of the blocks to illustarte the problem…
Ok… I tried to help you as much as i could… I still firmly believe that above blocks, in my reply, are surely working for the specific problem mentioned/discussed here… I will not be able to help more than this. 
@Vaibhav @Pradevel
I think it’s fixed now. I guess the problem was with the ‘for each’ block. I changed it to match Vaibhav’s code.
Thanks @Vaibhav
It would be great if anyone could help me understand why the for each loop didnt work. 
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