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# If Last

### **Showing the last row in a collection**

As well as the method here:

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MgSnPNhPaWbaRYi0YOc" %}
[Arrays of data](/onevu-digital-platform/onevu-control/data-silos/dynamic-content/working-with-back-office-data/arrays-of-data.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

It is  possible to show the first/last item in a collection using in section rules.

We’d recommend you do it this way because unlike the earlier method this one allows you to select multiple items from the first/last row of a collection in a simpler way. 

I.e. if we want to show the last row containing the four fields above we use:

{% hint style="info" %}
**#if** **@last** 
{% endhint %}

To illustrate this:

{{**#each**  TransactionDetail.Payments}}

{{**#if** **@last**}}

{{PostedDate}} - {{TransAmount}} - {{TransDescription}} - {{Reference}}

{{/if}}

{{/each}}

I.e. in the above it is saying find the rows available in the collection of payments. Find the last row and for this show the 4 fields of posted date, transaction amount, transaction description and reference.

If it was the first row it would be:

{{**#each**  TransactionDetail.Payments}}

{{**#if** **@first**}}

{{PostedDate}} - {{TransAmount}} - {{TransDescription}} - {{Reference}}

{{/if}}{{/each}}


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