Queries my API to retrieve a list of teams a specific user belongs to.
Each team has an associated price, but this price is split across multiple operations in the scenario.
I want to calculate the total price for all the teams and send this aggregated value to another application.
The Problem:
Because the price is divided across multiple operations, I can’t use a simple numeric aggregator to calculate the total. I’ve attached a screenshot of my current scenario for reference.
Using multiple numeric aggregators: I’ve tried using multiple numeric aggregators, but this only gives me the sum of each individual operation, not the overall total.
Creating a custom module: I’ve considered creating a custom module to perform the calculation, but I’m not sure if this is the most efficient approach.
Questions:
Is there a specific module or function within Make that can be used to aggregate values across multiple operations?
Are there any workarounds or alternative approaches that I might be overlooking?
Any suggestions or insights would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!
You can map the price from the module you used earlier. Changing the source module can sum the values without splitting the result in separate operations. We set the source module as the iterator because it’s being split into multiple operations by the iterator.
I still don’t understand you. If I set the iterator as source, I don’t have any fields to SUM, could you explain it in more detail please? I see that there are many users with the same problem, but nobody has received an answer.
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