Hello Community,
I’m facing an issue in my Make.com scenario where I am unable to access results from modules that precede a Numeric Aggregator. The scenario involves multiple modules, and while I can access the output of the last Numeric Aggregator, I need to also access and use outputs from earlier modules in the workflow for a final operation in Airtable.
Only the output from the Numeric Aggregator is accessible for the final step, and I need a way to integrate results from previous modules as well.
Any suggestions on how to retain or access the results from all modules before they enter the Numeric Aggregator for final processing would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for any insights or advice!
Welcome to the Make community!
If you need the values from each bundle then you have to use an array aggregator first, and you cannot use a Text Aggregator like that.
Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.
— @samliew
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Hi @samliew,
Thank you for your prompt response! I initially used an array aggregator, but I still needed to sum an item by grouping, which required using a numeric aggregator along with a preceding iterator.
Is there a more efficient approach to achieve this? Your insight would be greatly appreciated.
Hello @Karl_Krummenacher,
First, there are a couple of things I would like to see.
- Do you need to update all the records(from same table) that come from the first Airtable module?
- It will aggregate(sum, average, etc) data from the first Airtable module and update data into another table(another record).
If 1 is yes then you need to use an iterator. The way you’ve already used.
Now the question is how you can also get some aggregation data at the last Airtable Module. You need to use a set of multiple variables and then use inbuilt make’s functions like sum, average etc.
See this
After setting multiple variables you can use the iterator module which can directly be used on the last module.
If 2 is yes then just remove your iterator module directly and use multiple variable values for the last Airtable module.
I hope this helps.
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Trying this out now
Thank you
