Mastering Array Aggregator and get() Function in Make.com

Have you ever found yourself stuck between using an Iterator and an Aggregator in your automation process? You're not alone. This is a common challenge many Make.com users face. The Iterator gives you all the values you need but in separate bundles, meaning it runs the process multiple times. On the other hand, the Aggregator gives you all the data in one bundle, but you can't grab each line as a separate value to put into your word doc. So, what's the solution?

Well, the answer might be simpler than you think. You could use an Array Aggregator to put each line into a separate element. Then, in your Word Template, access each element of the array using the get() function. This approach works best if it's a finite number of bundles/rows of text.

If you're still confused or not sure what this means, don't worry. You can learn more about using get() and map() functions in the Make.com Academy's Intermediate Course. This course provides a step-by-step guide on how to use these functions effectively in your automation process.

In conclusion, while both Iterator and Aggregator have their uses, sometimes a third option like using an Array Aggregator with get() function can provide a more efficient solution. Remember, the key is to understand your process and choose the right tool that fits your needs.

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