bennn
January 11, 2024, 7:34pm
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I want to create an array of emails from existing emails in Gmail. So that I can reply all of them (especially test3@gmail.com and test4@gmail.com )
I tried split() but it doesnt work because its not an array yet.
As you can see, the emails are not in arrays. How do I map them to reply to them via Gmail?
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Hi @bennn
Iterate Recipient using iterator and aggregate using text aggregator.
Then simply use split function.
{{split(7.text; “,”)}}
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Ishan
January 12, 2024, 7:28am
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Hey There @bennn ,
Try Using the map() function in make ,
After your Gmail module , put a “Set Variable” module
Inside set variable module , try mapping ,
Let me know if this helps.
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