How to populate an array on a new line each time

[KyleBehrend]

Hi

When populating an array into a Google Doc how can i make each item populate on a new line please?

Thanks

Kyle

[samliew]

If it is just a simple array, you can use the built-in function get

e.g.:

{{ get(array; index) }}

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[KyleBehrend]

Thanks so much will try that

[KyleBehrend]

so would it be {{ get(4. golden nuggets: Ideas; index) }} ?

[samliew]

yes, paste it into your field and then replace the array with the mapped variable.

[KyleBehrend]

Thank you will try now!

[KyleBehrend]

Unfortunately that didn’t work. It didn’t output anything at all. What is index?

[samliew]

index is the position in the array.

so if you want the first item,

{{ get(4.`golden nuggets: Ideas`; 1) }}

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Hi @KyleBehrend
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[samliew]

If you don’t want to map individual items in an array, you can also use the built-in function join

e.g.:

{{ join(4.`golden nuggets: Ideas`; "<br>") }}

For more information, see https://www.make.com/en/help/functions/array-functions#join-array--separator-