Adding Records to Airtable from Bundles

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Hello @NigelB,
Use Case 1:
The first thing is if there are possibility then combine your all previous element output(Before parseJSON) into a single json array and then parse it. Which returns a single bundle with an array within it.
Then you can directly use the get() and map() functions to get your exact data from the array.

Use Case 2:
If use case 1 is not possible then use an Array Aggregator after your parseJSON Module.
Which returns all bundles in a single array.
Then you can directly use the get() and map() functions to get your exact data from the array.

Also, check specific courses about how to use get and map functions with the array. Using get() and map() functions

Also, see my last 2 answers which look like the same type of concept.

Process just the first Bundle

Hello @mdb213, By default when you use Make’s default Iterator module it needs an Array as input and then it’s iterate through it. Check this carefully and understand it. How Iteration work with different modules In Make when you have any of the modules that return multiple bundles and then after that on the very next module, you use direct operations like add/update/delete, They consider it as an iterator and integrate through several bundle returns from that module. For example, when you us…

Extract the last collection(s) added to an array

Hello @Stan, When there is any module that returns multiple bundles that you need to access specific(last) bundles from always use Array Aggregator after you get a list(search) of bundles. After that, the aggregator module returns the array. Now you can use an iterator or use make’s function with setup multiple variables. The setup variable for the last element uses this formula. {{get(yourArray; length(yourArray))}} Then in the next module use the get and map functions to point out specifi…

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