My goal is it use a .slug from Webflow and search for it inside my Airtable table. Then i would like to extract the email field from all the collections from Airtable that has that .slug in a certain column.
Let me break it down!
I recieve a form submission from Webflow that lets me find a custom /slug i want to use as a search guide.
Next i use “Search Records” in Airtable, picking the fields Name, Epost and Calculation 2 from within the Airtable table i want to find my items. Right after this i use a Array aggregator that just shows me a complete list of everything in my Airtable list. Screenshot:
As you see i have 3 fields extracted, Name, Epost and Calculation 2.
Name: Name of company
Epost: The email of the company
Calculation 2: A list of citys seperated with a comma
Now my issue appears, i dont understand how i can use the /slug to search for the slug value inside the array aggregator. I recieve in this case 110 different bundles and i would like to use the slug to search inside the calculation 2 field for all of the bundles, and the bundles which contain the slug inside calculation 2 i would like to extract the email out of and place all the emails we will find in a new list…
Use slug _ Search for companies that has the slug inside the calculation 2 field _ if its a match we extract email and put it in a new list with other matches.
How can i do this? I would gladly take some advice to learn or pay somebody!
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That kinda works, it only finds companies that has just has the slug ‘stavanger’ - If a company has Calculation 2 set to something like this:
It cant find the ‘stavanger’ slug for this collection 2, it only finds the company that has JUST 1 collection 2 result ‘stavanger’ - Sorry for bad explanation.
Do you understand the issue im facing? Your filter works, but it did not find arrays containing multiple results with my current slug in the middle surrounded by other slugs in the collection 2.
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