Hello Makers! Is there a way that I can take all 5 bundles and save them into their own Variable? like
Bundle 1 = Variable 1
Bundle 2 = Variable 2
And so on and forth? Thank youuuu
Hi @Nariesss
To solve your issue, connect an Array Aggregator and select the Value field.
Then, with index mapping of array, you can map the values in relevant area.
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You’ll need to aggregate to an array first before an optional step of auto converting them into variables.
If you need further assistance, please provide the following:
Please export the scenario blueprint file to allow others to view the mappings and settings. At the bottom of the scenario editor, you can click on the three dots to find the Export Blueprint menu item.
(Note: Exporting your scenario will not include private information or keys to your connections)
Uploading it here will look like this:
blueprint.json (12.3 KB)
Providing the blueprint will allow me to put together the modules for you, and map the variables accordingly.
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Helloo @samliew! Thank you! Here’s my Json file, I placed in the Array Aggragator there but I don’t know how to take bundle 1 and place it on variable 1 and then so on and forth for other bundles
It would be exactly as I shown in my previous screenshot:
{{ toCollection(13.array; "key"; "value") }}
1. Paste the above into your value field and run the scenario once.
2. Expand the “variables” collection, and all the variables will be available for mapping in your ClickUp module!
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Thank youu! I tried this and they all got saved into one variable, what I was looking for is that each one of these are saved into their own variable. So I’ll have 5 variables.
Assigned AA - Variable 1
Client - Variable 2
Subject of Request/Question - Variable 3
Request/Question: Variable 4
Needed Items/Files: Variable 5
Then you’ll have to do it the harder way, using the map and first functions.
For example, for “Assigned AA”, the value would be:
{{ first(map(13.array; "value"; "key"; "Assigned AA")) }}
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Why do you need them in five separate variables? You can map a sub-property “variable” directly too.
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Works perfectly now! Thank youuuuu!
No problem, glad I could help!
I’m still curious, why do you need them in five separate variables? You can map a sub-property “variable” directly too.
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hahah honestly, for learning purposes at most, plus I wanted to have them on separate variables for it to be more organized in my brain hahaha.
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