How to Extract Data from Iterator Module on Make.com

Problem: A user was having trouble extracting data from the Iterator module under Bundle 1> rows[10] > columns [2]. They were unsure if they could directly extract the data from the Text Parser module instead of going through the Iterator module. The user had set up the Text Parser and Iterator modules after extracting the data using the outlook email module. Solution: To get Bundle 1, the user was advised to use an array aggregator as Bundle Number Position doesn’t seem to be available for Text Parser Module. Alternatively, they could use the Increment function module in between the text parser and the target module and add a filter in between. To get the required data for rows[10] and columns[12], they could use the get function, {{get(4.rows; “10.columns.2”)}}. If the user had multiple bundles as output and wanted to get the 1st bundle only, they could add the increment function in between the text parser module and the target module, and then add a filter after the increment function. Troubleshooting: The user tried to follow the setup but was not able to extract the data. They were advised to use {{get(get(map(4.rows; "columns[].rows"); 1); "1.columns.2")}} as the collection was nested i.e it has rows inside rows. Summary: The user was able to extract the data from the Iterator module by using the get function and the increment function. They also learned how to handle nested collections.

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