How address multiple lists

I need to address the lists in the same way I address the Buttons, as shown in the image. Unfortunately, the lists aren't in the 'Any component' and I can't do it. What system do you use in these cases when dealing with numerous lists in repetitive coding situations?

Use a single list with all the buttons for starters

Not possible; any solution?

Care to explain why ? If your example blocks do not match with your production requirement then we need to understand that!

The lists contain about a hundred buttons each, and each group must be treated differently. However, I wanted to know if you have a better solution that I'm not aware of, for managing the lists with a system similar to the 'Any component'. If not, I'll do as you suggest, even if it makes the coding a bit more complicated.
Thanks.

This sounds "wrong"...

Could you be using listviews or listpickers instead?

Regardless, I will see what I can put together for you.

Why does the data have to live in Buttons?

Why isn't it in a database?

This works (for your example) but maybe not for your intended use?

Are the buttons in order, or mixed. If mixed, then only thing you can do is to create them in order. If they are in order then do what @TIMAI2 suggested. Put all of them in a (main) list with "every button" block and after that you can sort them to other lists by their index in the main list.

What the hell is it anyway, that contains so many buttons?


Sorry for beeing late in the answer.
It's a Sudoku app (for my brother). Each box is a button that increases the number when pressed. On the right is all the information you need to proceed. That's how I imagined it, and that's how I made it.
Anyway, thanks for the solutions, which I'll use later.

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Your previous suggestions tell me you have the solution to this problem:
Imagine having, say, 20 groups of Buttons like the ones shown. Pressing each Button does similar but slightly different things. For example, pressing the '<<<' Button quickly decrements a box associated with the button itself. The groups have the same text on the Button. What structure can I implement to recognize which Button has been pressed and act accordingly?

I use something like that for fat finger situations.
The arrow keys apply themselves to whichever Label I have selected.
I highlight the Label by changing its background color, making its text Bold, or increasing its fontsize.
I can scan a list of all the Labels by traversing the Every Label block result.