I'm working on a dynamic table with some entries extracted from a database with a simple Python conection. I'm working with Flask and Jinja for the rendering of the HTML. For achieving this, I use a cur.fetchall(): cur.execute('SELECT * FROM conceptos WHERE conceptos.conceptoTipo = 1') data = cur.fetchall() But, I'm interested on modifying an specific value from each entry, in this case the value on the 9th position.And, for that, I create a list and use a for to go through the entries in the data, like this: x = [] for i in data: x.append(i[9]+1) #Just adding 1 to the numeric value for testing the change. And lastly, I return both variables with the render_template: return render_template('descuentosBeneficiarios.html', conceptos = data, operas = x) Inside the HTML, I use Jinja2 to expose the variables dynamically inside a simple table: {% for concepto in conceptos %} <tr> <!-- Recorrer Campos de Tabla--> <td>{{concepto.0}}</td> <td>{{operas}}</td> <td>{{concepto.2}}</td> <td>{{concepto.3}}</td> <td>{{concepto.4}}</td> <td>{{concepto.5}}</td> <td>{{concepto.6}}</td> <td>{{concepto.7}}</td> <td>{{concepto.8}}</td> <td>{{concepto.9}}</td> <td>{{concepto.10}}</td> <td>{{concepto.11}}</td> <td> </tr> {% endfor %} As a result, for each row I'm getting all the values inside the operas list on the second column, and I only need the first for the first row, the second for the second, and so on, but I don't know how to do that. Thanks for everything! Continue reading...