If you are trying to use output from the script in a later automation action, you use output.set()
.
It is described in the documentation.
However, the ability to format the text is the same as if you saved the text to a record. Is there a particular type of formatting that you are trying to achieve?
If you are trying to use output from the script in a later automation action, you use output.set()
.
It is described in the documentation.
However, the ability to format the text is the same as if you saved the text to a record. Is there a particular type of formatting that you are trying to achieve?
At present, I have created a task management system and am trying to create a better notification system.
I would like to be able to format sections of the notifications and in addition have similar formatting to how Airtable provides notifications natively:

This is what it looks like without formatting:
