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Jun 08, 2020 04:59 PM
I am exporting orders from Woocommerce using Zapier into Airtable.
The Order from the customer is received into two separate cells like this;
[Apple,Orange,Pear] and [1,3,5]
I need Airtable to recognise that order is for; 1 x Apple 3 x Orange 5 x Pear
I also need to know how many I require for a certain City. For example if I receive the data like this;
[London][Apple,Orange,Pear][1,3,5]
[Manchester][Orange,Banana][2,5]
[Manchester][Apple][10]
[Birmingham][Orange,Pear][3,4]
[London][Pear,Orange][3,7]
I need to know;
London -
Apple x 1
Orange x 10
Pear x 8
Manchester -
Orange x 2
Banana x 5
Apple x 10
Birmingham -
Orange x 3
Pear x 4
- Total -
Apple x 11
Orange x 15
Pear x 12
Banana x 5
Please note that I will not be able to input the list of Cities and it would be Difficult to list all of the fruit. I would need the application to read the Items (Fruit) and Cities only by selecting it to read the contents of a cell.
Here I have provided 5 records per day but there could be up to 300. I am currently processing this manually.
Any help would be much appreciated. I hope. I’ve made sense.
Thank you
Jun 08, 2020 07:50 PM
Hi @Aaron_Cummins,
Welcome to Airtable Community! :slightly_smiling_face:
The way I did this is:
Use the Formatter, select Text to Line items
This is not supported by Airtable so I had it pushed to Google Sheets and next step was pushing it to Airtable from Google Sheets.
Hope this helps :slightly_smiling_face:
BR,
Mo
Jun 09, 2020 01:25 AM
Thank you for your reply. I’m struggling to work out what you mean? Could you break down the steps please?
Thanks in advance
Jun 09, 2020 02:26 AM
Sure.
Step 1: Setup a Google Sheet with the 3 columns. Cities, Fruit, Qty
Step 2: Make a Zap with Woocommerce as trigger
Step 3: Add Formatter by Zapier - Line Itemizer (Create / Append / Prepend)
In the Line Itemizer, follow the screenshot below
Step 4: Add a Google Sheets action - Create new row(S), you will find it says that it supports Line Items
Now populate the Google Sheet you created in Step 1 with the data you have from the Line Items, each in its respective column
Step 5: Create a new Zap, with Google Sheets as the trigger
Step 6: Add an action Create new record in Airtable
Hope this helps, feel free to come back if you have any question.
If this answers your question, please mark this as a Solution so others can see it and benefit from it.
BR,
Mo