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Hello everyone!I have a database with multiple linked tables and I have a JSON response with which parts I need to update corresponding records in those tables. To achive that (as I'm thinking) I need to solve a simple problem of zipping two arrays i...
Hello everyone!I ran into a problem which I currently have no idea how to resolve.I have a script using an API call which logs the user into external system. This is not an automation script, but the script from a scripting extention. This is because...
Hi guys! Recently I have run out of my 50000 automation runs limit. I can see that the last successful automation ran on January 2nd. Does that mean I need to wait until February 2nd for the counter to be reset? Does anybody know any details on the m...
Hello everybody,After using the new community UI for some time, a couple of questions/suggestions have come.Is it reasonable to use such a large font in a blue stripe? What is the purpose? When I'm writing a new post it says New Message, covering a f...
Hi everyone,Sometimes it is necessary to calculate a weighted average, for example, the cost of a unit of goods in a warehouse, despite the fact that purchases were made at different prices. For such a scenario, I made a database consisting of two re...
Solved. That was easy, but at first site not obvious. Use an Iterator for the first arrayConfigure Record Update module to take Array_1 element and collect corresponding element from Array_2 using a bundle indexHope it will help somebody Regards,And...
@ScottWorld Thank you for reminding me about make.com. It seems that I found a solution without running 0-CodeKit block. Hopefully, make has HTTP request blocks which I needed. And yes, I could eliminate some scripting in Airtable too.
@ScottWorld Thank you for your suggestion, but I hope to find the solution within Airtable. If I fail then I would consider the way you suggest. Thanks anyway for replying so quickly, this is valuable.