Hey,
I’m trying to create several images from one Google doc.
I’ve successfully split each line of text in the Google Doc, but I’m not sure how to get each bundle into a separate ‘route’ from the router module.
So far, the Iterator just repeats every line into every route.
How do i separate each bundle into a different route?
Welcome to the Make community!
That’s what filters are for.
You can use the “Bundle order position” variable from the Iterator to only allow each particular “position” through in each route.
Here are some useful links and guides you can use to learn more on how to use the Make platform, apps, and app modules. I found these useful when I was learning Make, and hope they might benefit you too —
Thanks, it works!
But I feel for this particular use case it is not the most efficient way (in terms of operations).
Perhaps I should’ve clarified the context a bit more.
I need to update a row of an airtable database with text from a Google Doc.
Each row of the Google has to be copied into a different collumn of a new Airtable row.
So it works now, as seen in the screenshot, but I’m wondering if there’s a better way?
In terms of operations, the number would be the same even if you used a single Airtable module since you need to run the Airtable module once per row.
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