Magic Formula to Solve Complex Problems in Make/Integromat
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- The video shows how to solve complex problems in Make by using Set and Get Variables module along with a smart use of Router.
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Thank you for that Daniel, this was driving me crazy!
The most important point here is the point you made about the order of execution when connecting to the router! Thank you!
Best Explanation in its Simplest Form.
Thank you for the Tutorial.
Expecting More Videos From This channel.
OMG super helpful!! Thank you so much, this is one of the best make tutorials I've seen!!! Do more please!!
Thanks for this explanation. I struggled with the order of setting variables. This helped a lot.
Invisible variables were exactly my problem
Thank you very much ♥
Hello, I have a big problem, only the json parse allows me to get 3 budles. But I need to get more, since the variables in my Json are many more.
I don't know how to do it, I've searched everywhere.
Please can you help me friend please
That was very eye opening. I've been going about things all wrong. Thank you! =D
Thx :)
great video, super simple and easy to follow
Great !! , Really good example !! Thanks
Thanks Daniel, this is super helpful!
Helpful thanks. Let's call this just another "MAKE tax" for doing anything that should be simple.
If I want to organize the input (maximum of 5 variables like this A;B;D;C;E), always using the same phrase (A;B;C;D;E) even if there is not the maximum number of variables (5), how can I do it? That is, I want to identify if the first element of the input is "A" if it is A, then replace the first element of the input by A, otherwise by B, otherwise by C, D or E. I want this to always do the same structure: A;B;C;D;E or B;C;D;E or A;C;D or B;C;D. Putting always in first position the elements that are first in the vocabulary.
Thanks!!
without using "sort function" :)
I am a little lost in your description - can you give me an example with real data? Either way, I think you will need to iterate through the variables, identify non blanks and then somehow aggregate (to a text or an array).
I want to organise the variables of an input (action=A;C;D;E;B) always in the same position, that is to say an ouput that is always ordered in the following structure: A;B;C;D;E, independently that there are 2,3,4 or 5 elements in the "action", I want it to order it always in the same way. In this case I am putting an alphabetical order but I would like to order it by a specific sequence. I know that there is a "sort" function that sorts in alphabetical order but I would like to know if there is another way to do it.
Thanks
@@MarioFoyes There must be a way but I'd need to see a scenario with real data and modules. You will probably still need to use sort function but only after you add some prefix to the sorted data (like 01-, 02-, 03-) just for the sake of sorting. Once the data is sorted you can strip away the temporary prefixes by doing something like last(split({your data});-))
Thank you so much for your help. You have a new subscriber ! :) @@danzrust
DO MORE !!! THANKS
SUPER !!
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