Hi Christian,
when you pull the information from the contact you do it with @all of name (for example). THis returns a so called array where the names of the contact are an element each.
arrName = [Name 1, Name 2, Name 3] = 3 elements in an [array].
The same happens for @all of phone
arrPhone = [Phone 1, Phone 2, Phone 3].
To combine Name1 with Phone 1 etc. you need to "loop" through the arrays and pick from each arr first the first elemens, then in the next loop the second elements etc. This way you create new array ("result" in my example) where each element is the combination of [Name 1 | Phone 1, Name 2 | Phone 2, etc.]
result = [];
for(i = 0; i < arrName.length; i++){
result.push(arrName[i] + " | " + arrPhone[i]);
};
result.join("\n")
The result of this code would be 3 lines:
Name 1 | Phone 1
Name 2 | Phone 2
Name 3 | Phone 3
You have multiple options how you would like to display the result: As a table, as a simple list, as a numbered list, as a split list like
Name 1:
Phone 1
Email 1
Name 2:
Phone 2
Email 2
Rainer