Text aggregator after Iterator

I have this scenario:

At the lexoffice input, I dont have access to the data of the text aggregator, just to woo output and the array aggregator output. How can I get access to the text outputs?

Out of curiosity, can you show how your Array Aggregator is set up and what is mapped to the lexoffice module? I’ve had issues where I forgot to toggle on the map feature when mapping info from an Aggregator to the module I’m working on. not sure if that’s the issue but it would help to understand where information is being mapped.

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No surprises here, I think.

In the Array Aggregator I see the text aggregator output, but here I cannot use it. At the lex input, it is gone.

Sorry for the radio silence on my end. In my experience, I’ve found that you cannot map anything that is already synced inside of an array aggregator. If you’re using the target structure as you are, you’re supposed to map all the data inside of the Array Aggregator. I’m not entirely sure what the goal is with needing to map the text aggregator separately, but if you need to map that data separately you may need to remove the text aggregator from the array aggregator. I haven’t tried this before, but I saw someone discussing using the add function to place all the items in an array in one spot. That may be worth trying if you’re mapping everything from the array aggregator.

I hope that helps, but I’m sorry I’m not able to provide a more direct solution for you.

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Maybe its interesting to others: I solved this by adding a “set variable” module inside the aggregator and a “get variable” module after it. So I got access to it.

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Hello there @Christoph_Hillen :wave:

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