Ok. I have it working with this: RunActions(ModifyRows(thisRow, thisRow.Done, true, thisRow.Completed, Today()), [Another Webhook Trigger]::SendWebhook(“URL”, “secret”, Object(“Name”, Concatenate("Task: ", Hyperlink(thisRow.ObjectLink(), thisRow.Task))._Merge(), “TagCategory”, thisRow.Category, “T…

I’m afraid you just shared a secret token, you should probably delete that one unless you altered it

It would be easier to help you if you made a doc explaining your desired result :slight_smile:

Thank you for noticing that. I honestly didn’t even look at the formula I was posting, trying to do too many things at once. Changed it now. THANK YOU!!!

Yes, but that would require setting up the automations again, setting up the webhook, etc. I don’t have time to do all that right now. It all works except I’m trying to send multiple files from one record in one doc to another record in another doc. I can send the FIRST() file but I can’t figure …

Ah gotcha, it should be possible to send multiple “files”! If you try extracting these file URLs, join them with a delimiter, maybe a comma, send this whole string, then split the received string on the same delimiter you should end up with a list of file URLs!

I sorted went down that road. I did a ForEach for the files but I didn’t use a “join” to put them back together. I wasn’t quite sure how to handle multiple URLs once I could create them. I tried, listcombine() which failed. Probably because it was a list and not a string. I’ll try using join an…

Oh okay, I suggest breaking the problem down into smaller pieces! Here’s how you can do the ForEach part, the trick is to use _Merge() on each file, not all files at once :slight_smile: thisRow.Files.ForEach(CurrentValue._Merge().ToText().ParseJSON("publicUrl")).Join(LineBreak())

Well I thought that looked good, but using that nothing gets uploaded to the File in the Destination doc. I’m wondering if something has to change on the webhook in the destination to allow for receiving more than one piece of data in that column? Sending one file works. But all my tests trying t…

I had the same issue and I solved it using a helper table in the destination doc. Instead of sending the files itself, I send a list of their URLs to the destination doc. There I copy, using automation, each url to a row in a file column of the helper table. This will upload all files.Then I copy t…

Now that’s a great idea. So basically just turn the files into their hyperlinks, pass a list of hyperlinks to another table (or possibly even to the same table in a different column) then automate copy/paste into the file column. I’ll give that a try in a bit and see if I can make that work.

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