Thanks. I need to set up my scenario (Survey123) for reports. I have two options, Add or Update records, could you help me please how to set up the filters. Thanks
How to use the text filter for several words? Like: Filter data wich contains A or B In my case I wann exclude filename wich contains one of the given words.
Hello, thanks for your videos, really useful resources. Do you know how to converge multiple modules into one? (eg: handling multiple http responses to save it all in one google sheet)
Hey Natnael! You could use the addDays() function to substract one day. Paste this into your filter: {{addDays(now; -1)}} And compare it to the date of the email 🙃
The simplest way is probably to check if it contains [space]phone[space], that way you don't get those other words 🙃 Under the text functions tab you'll see a variable for a space. Hope that helps Kev!
Any questions? Let me know! 🙂
Thanks. I need to set up my scenario (Survey123) for reports. I have two options, Add or Update records, could you help me please how to set up the filters. Thanks
Awesome Max, thanks for the intro - looking forward to building integrations with this tool
He Max, thanks voor je informatieve videos. Als beginner heb ik een hoop geleerd via jouw kanaal. Keep it up!
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Haha, thanks! 🤓
Thank you, very helpful
You're welcome! 😄
How to use the text filter for several words?
Like: Filter data wich contains A or B
In my case I wann exclude filename wich contains one of the given words.
Hello, thanks for your videos, really useful resources. Do you know how to converge multiple modules into one? (eg: handling multiple http responses to save it all in one google sheet)
Hey Mario! Do you have an example? Not exactly sure what you're trying to do 😋
How would you do a filter if you only wanted the data from yesterday?
For example only yesterdays emails or the last 7 days, etc
Hey Natnael! You could use the addDays() function to substract one day.
Paste this into your filter:
{{addDays(now; -1)}}
And compare it to the date of the email 🙃
@@maxvcollenburg Thank you
@@natealemu you're welcome! Let me know if you've any other questions 🙃
Is it possible using filters to search for the word "phone" without it picking out the word "smartphone" or "headphone"
The simplest way is probably to check if it contains [space]phone[space], that way you don't get those other words 🙃
Under the text functions tab you'll see a variable for a space.
Hope that helps Kev!
Why not E? Then the condition is day of week > 5
Do whatever works best for you 🙃
I have a better overview when I use day names of the week.
@@maxvcollenburg Cool, thanks for the followup. Just wanting to make sure it was a style choice and not something I was missing. Thanks!