Imagine someone replies for the second time after getting an earlier answer. The idea is to keep track using ChatGPT thread IDs. The problem is you can’t reference a thread ID that hasn’t happened yet.
So, I thought of using a Google sheet to store those ChatGPT thread IDs. But no luck, i was unable to have the cells show up as items to use.
this is what i made:
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Save the bundle contents in your text editor as a bundle.txt file, and upload it here into this discussion thread.
Hi @thijsk Did you find a solution to this? I find it frustrating that specifying a thread ID does not create a new thread automatically if it does not exist. Zapier handles this with ease
I just wanted to let you know that I translated your question into English since that’s the official language of the community.
Translation: I also need this function. @thijsk, if you manage to, please let us know?
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