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Hello again, community!
I have a script that is throwing an error and would like some help from the community.
I’m using two “for… of” loops. The first finds IDs of records in another table that match a condition. The IDs get pushed into the “familie...
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I’m trying to send an email based on conditions. However, my condition grabs multiple records. I would like to input information indivually as opposed to to an array of matching values. When building the email in Automation, I can only s...
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My organization uses forms and survey extensively. We’re in small business services so we typically have a select field that allows users to pick their preferred language. From there, we create conditional fields based on their lang...
The above solution suggestion did not get it working. It threw the same error. I was able to get it working properly by emptying the field value and then putting the new linked records in. The use of spread syntax threw an “foo is not iterable” error...
To provide better context, if I remove the spread operator, as in this screenshot, the script does not throw an error but overwrites the field value each time through the loop, resulting in a field value with of only the last ID that I would like to...
I’m certainly not asking anyone to troubleshoot my code who does not have time, and I agree that it looks off. I’m using spread syntax like in the API example, and essentially doing it one time for each item in the array. Without spread syntax, the a...
Thanks, Scott! I’m not sure this would actually save much time on my end. As is, I can simply take the destination table and create formula fields and use If statements to translate which I would essentially have to do anyway using a third-party tool...
