I have an automation that takes a record and transforms all the data within it to a custom json data structure.
The final line of this script looks like
await table.updateRecordAsync(targetRecord, {
'json': JSON.stringify(recordOutput, null, 2).r...
This might be a newer feature, but you can now set the test record in the automation set up.
Select your automation and open it into the flowchart view (not the actual script editor)Click the conditions step you have set up in the visual flowchartIn ...
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Justin_Barrett:
I can definitely see how it’s a pain when copying from the same field across multiple records
In my case there are several hundred records parsed by the json constr...
Thanks for the reply, I was actually puzzled about this, because I totally missed the little tag that specified if it’s app/automation specific. Actually, I don’t even know what the difference is between an app vs. an automation, so that lead to a lo...
In my case I didn’t know that code is avoided here (I’ll go so far as to say, seemingly kind of taboo) at all. I found this thread through a search, and I had been to the Airtable Automations category before, where Airtable scripts seem to be openly ...
Sorry about that. I didn’t realize this was a no-code area.
I’m sure it’s moot now, but I had a typo. It should be xargs wget < sources.txt.
In your case, xargs wget < ~/Desktop/sources.txt
You’d also need wget if you don’t have it. I forget if it’s ...
