When designing your labels, you can give the designer a list of test names and parameters, to have it display the results in different ways.

How to create these lists:

A list always begins with [[List(
Add the first test name you would like considered for your list, EXACTLY as it is shown in METRC (for example Eucalyptol (%) Raw Plant Material)
Use a pipe | as a separator
Add details about what you want to show in the list

Once you have added your first test as described above, you can add another pipe | , the second test name, pipe |, the second test results, and repeat.

After the list has been created, you can add transformations. Below is a list of some different transformations:

Join([separator]) // format the list by joining with a [separator].
- For example Join(<br/>) will add a new line between each result.
GreaterThan([value]) // filter list to only contain test results that exceed [value].
- For example GreaterThan(0) will show all results over 0.
Take([count]) // limit the result to the first [count] items.
- For example Take(3) will only show the top 3 results
OrderVal() // order by value increasing
OrderName() // order by METRC test name increasing
OrderOutput() // order by the output for the test increasing
Reverse() // reverse sort the list.
- Use OrderVal().Reverse() to get a descending list by value
  Example:[[List(Alpha-Pinene (%) Raw Plant Material|Alpha Pinene: {1}%|Beta-Myrcene (%) Raw Plant Material|Beta Myrcene: {1}%|Beta-Pinene (%) Raw Plant Material|Beta Pinene{1}%)]].GreaterThan(0).OrderVal().Reverse().Take(2).Join(<br/>)
  The list above will display the TOP 2 (.Take(2))test results that are ABOVE 0 (.GreaterThan(0)) with the HIGHEST VALUE FIRST(.OrderVal().Reverse()). Each result will be on a NEW LINE (.Join(<br/>)) and shown as FRIENDLY NAME: TEST RESULT% (Alpha Pinene: {1}%).

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