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Hi,

I would like to update a record in airtable,

The record is a PDF file I created in my Google drive and now I want it to be a record in airtable.


I don’t know how to fill these fields: File URL

Can you please help and send example what to fill in?


Hi @Ariel_Sigler


I did some testing with a scenario setup and it seems the only way I could get this to work, is by using a URL field in Airtable.


I will attach screenshots to show my setup below.


Hope it helps.



Thanks again so much.

Your help is so important and crucial.


I did exactly as you suggested, but I want at the end to update a record which contains a file.

SO see below that I was asked to add a File URL address . I am not sure from where and how to get this information.



@M_k I wouldn’t recommend using the “Download A File” module. Just use the Google Drive “Get A Share Link” module instead:



@M_k I wouldn’t recommend using the “Download A File” module. Just use the Google Drive “Get A Share Link” module instead:



Thank you very much!

You are absolutely correct.

No need to upload a file. Better upload the link.

Let me know If I can return you back a favor.

Ariel


@M_k I wouldn’t recommend using the “Download A File” module. Just use the Google Drive “Get A Share Link” module instead:



Hi @ScottWorld


Thank you for the suggestion!


Mary


@M_k I wouldn’t recommend using the “Download A File” module. Just use the Google Drive “Get A Share Link” module instead:



Hi @ScottWorld


I wondered if you could take a quick look at this scenario that I did, following you example. I am not getting any PDF attached to a record. The field is an Attachment with an array.


Screenshot 4 has no data coming through, in the GDrive, together with the yellow tags. It’s the Attachment field.


Thank you,

Mary



@M_k In your 2nd screenshot, you need to change it from “User” to “Anyone”, which is also what it says right on the screen there. In your screenshot, it says: “If you need to generate a download link for any kind of service, set Type to ‘Anyone’ and Role to ‘Reader’”


@M_k In your 2nd screenshot, you need to change it from “User” to “Anyone”, which is also what it says right on the screen there. In your screenshot, it says: “If you need to generate a download link for any kind of service, set Type to ‘Anyone’ and Role to ‘Reader’”


Hi @ScottWorld


Well, it shows you how much I read these things, eh. 😀


I’ll give it another go!


Mary


You can use the Web Content Link to access file directly, rather than add the second GDrive module. But it still has to be public.


You can use the Web Content Link to access file directly, rather than add the second GDrive module. But it still has to be public.


Hi @Joe_Hand, @ScottWorld


I did it!!!


I created another attachment field and it worked!


Yay! 😀


Mary


Hi @Joe_Hand, @ScottWorld


I did it!!!


I created another attachment field and it worked!


Yay! 😀


Mary


@M_k Fantastic to hear! 🙂



This has actually been deprecated by Integromat. This will only work for older scenarios that are grandfathered in. For any new scenarios, we are now required to add the new “Get A Share Link” module to grab the “web content link”.


@M_k Fantastic to hear! 🙂



This has actually been deprecated by Integromat. This will only work for older scenarios that are grandfathered in. For any new scenarios, we are now required to add the new “Get A Share Link” module to grab the “web content link”.


Hi @ ScottWorld


Interesting you should mention that, I was only able to map it from the second module, as it turned out.


Mary


Hi @ ScottWorld


Interesting you should mention that, I was only able to map it from the second module, as it turned out.


Mary


Right, that’s the new process.


Right, that’s the new process.


@ScottWorld


Thank you for your help with this, I realize you are busy.


Mary


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