+2Hi there!
I want to transform a ChatGPT output (30 words/names) into a multi-line column (30 lines) in Airtable. I'm using Make as my automation engine and its Iterator module. I'm having trouble finding the right array formula
here is the one I have: split(trim({{5.choices[].message.content}}); newline)
It would be awesome if someone could help me!!
Best answer by TheTimeSavingCo
Hm, that looks fine and the following set up creates one record per variable value (i.e. creates record “a”, “b” and “c”) as expected:
Could you provide an example of the ChatGPT output that you’re splitting?
+28Hey
However if you are not too deep into Make already, I might suggest you give n8n a shot (check diferentes here). You could very esily achieve this with a code node, and you could have chatgpt provide such code for you.
Also, I would suggest you ask Chatgpt to return a JSON as that will be easier to handle.
+31Hm, that looks fine and the following set up creates one record per variable value (i.e. creates record “a”, “b” and “c”) as expected:
Could you provide an example of the ChatGPT output that you’re splitting?
+2Thanks guys!
My output is a list of hooks for Linkedin posts. There are 30 of them and I want those that are validated by the user, to automatically create a post. I want to have one column of hooks, one of check boxes, and then another one with the associated post that is automatically generated.
I used a parsed JSON right after an OpenAI Chagpt Module, then an iterator, then an Airtable Create a record and then an Airtable Update a record. The array I used in the iterator is trim(parseJSON({{5.choices[].message.content}}).*)
The JSON string is {{5.choices[].message.content}}. The thing is that I get 30 lines, but all of them with all the 30 hooks in every cell. I want one hook per cell. :) - I’m almost there!!
Any idea?
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