Hey, I was trying to fix this issue. Here is the title(role) variable that I have obtained from the http module via A, I and after that, I parsed it using Parse JSON. Now, since I want to use the Apify module, the expected input should be ik “CEO”, “CFO“, “CXO“ … But I am getting it as “CEO, CFO, CXO“. How do I achieve my expected format? I even tried to use the /split function in the ‘set multiple variable‘ module, but I didn’t succeed.
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Did you split by Comma+Space as shown in the screenshot, or just a Comma?
If you need more assistance please provide screenshots of how you used the split function.
— @samliew
As suspected, your split function is incorrectly used.
To do this, you can use the built-in function:
- split
split(text; separator)
This function may have also been covered in the Make Academy tutorials — refer to the Make Academy Course Overview to learn more.
Here’s an example of how you can use this function:
{{ split(109.title;", ") }}
(copy-paste the above into the field, or type it exactly as shown)
e.g.:
There is a space where the red arrow is pointing at.
Hope this helps! If you are still having trouble, please provide more details.
— @samliew
P.S.: investing some effort into the tutorials in the Make Academy will save you lots of time and frustration using Make!
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Hey, that thing worked, but I was facing one more thing. See, by doing this, we separate the variables into as many fields as there exist. However, since I wanted to put them in JSON, they should be in (“ “). The issue is that I don’t know how many fields will be present in one variable, because the scenario will receive a webhook response from the client. So he can add just a single role (Ex, CEO) or so many roles (Ex, CEO, CXO, CFO,…), so how should I place them in my JSON without knowing the no. of fields?
That JSON’s Part :
“personTitleIncludes”: [
“(values)”
],
No problem, glad I could help with "How can I separate this variable into separate variables"! 
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