Hi @coganp,

Thanks for the clarification! We see what you’re trying to do now, and we understand where the confusion might be coming from.

The “Current cell’s index” is typically used when you’re working within a repeating group (RG), where each cell (item) has its own index within that group. Since you’re trying to use an on-screen text element or a custom state instead of a database or repeating group as the data source, the approach will be a bit different.

Here are a few ideas to help you:

  1. Custom State Setup: When you’re using a custom state, make sure you’re storing the list of items as a list of texts (not just a single string). This way, you can reference the full list, and the Search & Autocorrect plugin will work with that. You don’t need to use “Current cell’s index” in this case since there’s no repeating group involved.
  2. Using the Custom State: If you’ve stored your data in a custom state, try setting the data source to the custom state itself (e.g., Search&Autocorrect A's Matches). This allows you to dynamically pass the list of items from the custom state to the plugin.
  3. Simplifying the Test: As mentioned, start with a simple static list of texts to test the functionality. If this works, the issue may lie with how you’re storing or passing the data from the text element or RG to the plugin.
  4. Data Type: Ensure that the data type for your Search & Autocorrect plugin is set to text, and make sure the data source (whether it’s an RG, custom state, or static list) is correctly feeding text values into the plugin.

As a reminder, we can provide general support related to plugin functionality and bug fixes. For more specific guidance on setting up your app, we recommend checking out the documentation or asking the community for help.

We hope this clears things up a bit! :pray:

Best,
Support Team
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