Aggregate multiple operations

[Butcher64]

What are you trying to achieve?

I’d like to be able to put the previous arrays of each operation in an array, but it’s impossible for me…

Steps taken so far

I’ve already tried a lot of things, but it’s impossible for me to put all the operations together in a single table. If you can help me it would be great

Screenshots: scenario setup, module configuration, errors

[Mr.Make]

Please create a blue print with example data so we can help easier.

Thank you!

[LeFuturdelaSante]

Damned…I have the same problem!!! And a lot of people too when you google… But I didint yet find a solution.

So please, Mr Make, answer…it’s quite simple to understand: a module give multiple operation. How to agregate the result in one array? When you use agregator, you have one array per operation. We want just one array

Thx

PS: and make a tutorial or a wiki…so many people ask this

[randot]

Hi,

If I understand your problem correctly, then the solution would be to choose a different “Source Module” for the array aggregator. The source should be whichever module generates many operations.

For other similar answers, with perhaps a more clear explanation, check these:

How to agregate multiples operations?

Welcome to the Make community! Looks like the multiple bundles are coming from the Airtable Watch Records module. So the aggregator’s Source Module field has to be set to it (where the bundles are coming from). For more information, see Aggregators in the Help Center or Make Academy. Here are some useful links and guides you can use to learn more on how to use the Make platform, apps, and app modules. I found these useful when I was learning Make, and hope they might benefit you too — Gener…

How to combine operations?

Hi @5am To solve your issue, please change the Source module of the array aggregator module. Please bind the array aggregator to the module which generates multiple bundles. MSquare Support Visit us here Youtube Channel

Aggregating apperations

Do you want to aggregate module 4 as well? What you can do is, in the array aggregator set the source module to Iterator, and that way you can then use the output from Iterator as part of the Aggregator and then do the groupby that you are currently doing.