Hello Makers! Quick question: I’m building an automation that scrapes the entire content of a static website and having it output a few components (see an example of it in the first screenshot). The way I’ve prompted GPT4o-mini is to output, for every component but one, in arrays. The problem is I’…

Welcome to the Make community! You can use the built-in function get e.g.: 2 being the array index (bundle order position can be used here) {{ get(1.array; 2) }} For more information, see the function documentation in the Help Center . Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questi…

If each array has the same length, then you only need one iterator to iterate one of the arrays, and you can still reference the other respective array element’s items using the “bundle order position” variable. Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues. Note: I see…

Thank you so much @samliew ! This is the first time I’ve been exposed to the “Bundle order position” variable. Each array doesn’t have the same length but most do. Is there a specific formula or variable from the “functions for working with arrays” table I need to use to retrieve a specific set of …

Thank you so much, please consider this resolved!

Alex, thank you so much for sharing this video. I’ll figure out how to extract the transcript of this video as Vimeo isn’t allowing me to copy and paste but this is such a comprehensive understanding of arrays and collections! Would really appreciate if you could take a peak at my dilemma under thi…

[image] Diego_Armas_Morales: . I’ll figure out how to extract the transcript of this video as Vimeo isn’t allowing me to copy and paste Do you need a text transcript of the video?

[image] Diego_Armas_Morales: Would really appreciate if you could take a peak at my dilemma under this Make post: Formula for Collections I’ll have a look, but I’d like to know if the video series helps you first.

Hey again Alex, Just loaded the information requested in the other chat we have regarding collections. As for the video you’ve provided, it’s extremely valuable in helping me understand arrays, collections, and JSON parsing better than before! I got up to minute 22 and a few seconds and I didn’t se…

The whole video series is worth to review so you can understand the various functions you can use to access parts of an array or the collection contents. I know you want to get to a solution quickly but understanding the fundamentals of data structure management is pretty much the most important thi…

I appreciate this a lot Alex. Hence why I definitely need to watch it and internalize it this weekend. I’m already feeling the frustration and I know I’ll need to understand it especially when building more automations on top of the website audit I’m working on!

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Awesome! And check the Make Newbies for Video series if you want to learn more about manipualtion of data structures in make.

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