What are you trying to achieve?
Hi, I’m a beginner and tried so many things, I just would love a tiny push to get things rolling.
I’m trying to get the value “99999” from the output below:
Contact attribute name: Kundennummer
Contact attribute value: 99999
Any help is much appreciated!
Steps taken so far
Hours of trying many different solutions.
My main approach was: Within Contact attributes give me Contact attribute value when Contact attribute name is Kundennummer.
{{map(1.contact.custom_attributes; “Contact attribute value”; “Contact attribute name”; “Kundennummer”)}}
Screenshots: scenario setup, module configuration, errors
Hey @Johannes22 - you’re on the right track here.
First, double-check the names of properties in your output bundle.
For example, “Contact attribute value” might just be how this property is displayed in Make, but the property’s name might be contact_attribute_value. You can check this by hovering over the properties:
(e.g. in the above case, “Email address” is the property’s display value, and “address” is the property’s name.
Once you have the right names, wrap your map() formula inside a first() formula.
Why - map() returns an array of objects, even when it only has one object inside. Using first() on that array will grab the first object from the array, which in your case will just be the value 99999.
Here’s an example of what this might look like in the end:
And here’s the formula for copy-pasting, although remember to check/change the names of your properties:
{{first(map(1.contact.custom_attributes; "contact_attribute_value"; "contact_attribute_name"; "Kundennummer"))}}
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Cheers,
Sierra
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Dear @SierraV, you’re amazing.
You showed me everything I needed. It works perfectly.
Thank you very much, and have a wonderful weekend 
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