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Hi all,


I have a Qweb PDF report where I am fetching some custom records.  One of the fields I want to display is a SELECTION field such as for example x_approval_status with Selection definition of : [('A','Approved'),('D','Denied')].

In the Qweb query I am fetching these records and showing the field, like <t t-raw="object.x_approval_status" />.  This works, it shows the 'A' or 'D' values.

How can I show the 'Approved' or 'Denied' values ?

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Try this:

<t t-esc="dict(object.fields_get(allfields=['x_approval_status'])['x_approval_status']['selection'])[object.x_approval_status]"/>


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Awesome, your way is better than mine at
https://www.odoo.com/es_ES/forum/help-1/question/how-to-define-a-custom-methods-functions-to-be-used-in-a-qweb-report-how-to-define-and-use-a-report-parser-92244
I upvote your answer. It's a more clean way

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Hi Zbik, do you also know how the syntax is if this were an email template ? Thanks !

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zbik 's answer is awesome. But error will be raised if Selection field has False value.

Otherwise use this. 

<t t-set="values" t-value="dict([('A','Approved'),('D','Denied'), (False,False)])"/> 
<t t-esc="values[object.x_approval_status]"/>

Or

<t t-esc="{False: False, 'A': 'Approved', 'D': 'Denied'}[object.x_approval_status]"/>





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Works great thanks, and easy to understand!

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if you want to get rid of False error

It should also work

<t t-if = "object. x_approval_status">
<t t-esc = "dict (object.fields_get (allfields = ['x_approval_status']) ['x_approval_status'] ['selection']) [object.x_approval_status]" />

</t>


Another solution:
use <t t-field="o.your_field"/>

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Worked wonderfully well, big thanks for quick reply !!

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Just wanted to chime in and say that zbik's answer also works in email templates. This is an example that can be used in contracts reminder:

${dict(object.fields_get(allfields=['recurring_rule_type'])['recurring_rule_type']['selection'])[object.recurring_rule_type]}

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Thanks, Zbik, I used your suggestion in my case for each order line to html orders report as a list, and it's working in v.11:

<t t-esc="dict(doc.order_id.fields_get(allfields=['my_field_in_SO'])['my_field_in_SO']['selection'])[doc.order_id.my_field_in_SO]"/>
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