I note that the feature of looking up a multiple rows in a Zapier Table (via a look up value) is no longer a feature. If multiple rows are found it would report them out as a line item.
I do note that this is still available as a feature in Google Sheets and it is called “Look Spreadsheet Rows - Advanced”
Is this feature no longer available in Zapier Tables? If so, what is it now called or how can I implement a work around?
Thanks
gml
Best answer by SamB
Is the first result the last entry into a data table? Or is it from the bottom of the table to the top? Or does it search from the top of the table to the bottom?
Great question
Hope that clarifies things, but do let us know if there’s anything else we can help with!
+14Hi
Zap action: Tables - Find Records
Check the screenshots below for settings to configure related to returning multiple records.
Ez peazy….I just did not see that….thanks Troy…..
While we are at what ….qualifies as “return first search result”? this is a discussion we had before.
Is the first result the last entry into a data table? Or is it from the bottom of the table to the top? Or does it search from the top of the table to the bottom?
Just a curious…
thanks again
gml
+14
That is still very much unclear for all of us.
Wow...that is interesting
It would be nice to know if the search can be controlled or what it actually is….
thanks again
gml
+11Is the first result the last entry into a data table? Or is it from the bottom of the table to the top? Or does it search from the top of the table to the bottom?
Great question
Hope that clarifies things, but do let us know if there’s anything else we can help with!
Okay, that is good to know. The newest or most recent is returned first.
Another question, what happens if a record is altered or change? Does this altered record now become the most recent?
These are good questions!!!
Thanks
gml
+11Happy to help,
If a record is updated, that won’t change its original created date, so the sort order wouldn’t be affected.
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