I have an Airtable table that is sending through a selection of data to my scenario. That data has a few arrays in it. However only 2 are what I am interested in at this moment. Sizes and Colours. I want to be able to create bundles that have this output effectively Black / S, Black / M etc depending on whatever colours and sizes are in the array so all colours are created with all the sizes.
Thanks for the response, however I am either misunderstanding your response or I wasn’t clear enough in my description. I need don’t just need to filter for what records they are, I need to output bundles (seemingly from an iterator at some point) so that can be mapped to another module. In this case Printify variants.
Ok @Soracle_Media,
Apologise for the misunderstanding.
If I understand properly the first part of filtering data is the correct part which is already done, Right?
Then after filtering, you need to use those results(bundles) in Iterator.
If this is right, use Array Aggregator between your Airtable and Iterator modules.
If this does not help, please come up with screenshots. That makes more sense to understand it properly.
In our usage, the retrieval from Airtable is the trigger when something changes in Airtable. This then must meet a filter condition to proceed. Then we use that information to download the relevant file from Dropbox. We then upload the image to Printify. Then we have the Iterator which retrieves the arrays from the first step. Does this make more sense?