Check your Zap Runs history to see the DATA IN/OUT for each step to help you trace the data flow and troubleshoot: https://zapier.com/app/history/
The GSheet step will return the Row ID that was used for you to check in GSheets.
Hi @jak_,
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Hi,
It worked, thanks for your help! I have one doubt: when an order comes and it has two different products, they are grouped in the same row like this:
Is it possible to make it print the two products in different rows, like this???
@jak_
Use this Zap action: GSheets - Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows
In the same Zap?
@jak_
Instead of this Zap action: GSheets - Create Row
Use this Zap action: GSheets - Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows
Oh got it, let me try it. Thanks a lot!
I’m trying to find an option to Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows on Top but can’t find one. Do you know if that’s possible?
I found an option to create Custom Actions, but it’s struggling to create that specific action.
I used the Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows option and it created the row on the top, no need for another action. That’s great.
But I still get all product items in the same row like this:
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Hi @jak_,
If you're using the "Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows" action, but encountering an issue where all product items are added to the same row. To fix this, ensure that your data is structured correctly and that you use Zapier's line item support to handle multiple products. Map the line item fields properly and use the line item looping feature to create separate rows for each product. Test your Zap with sample data to verify the results, and if issues persist, review your data structure or contact Zapier Support for more guidance.
Feel free to ask for further assistance if you have any questions or issues.
Hi, got it. I think it worked, I can now see that data in multiple rows. Thanks a lot.
Is it possible to configure that action so that the new multiple rows are added at the top, rather than the bottom? I used an action called Create Spreadsheet Row at Top but that’s only for single items, so what I’m looking for is like a combination of Create Spreadsheet Row at Top and Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows.
@jak_ If you want to add rows at the top, then you can use these Zap steps:
What I’ve been getting is either one of the first two results, but I’m aiming for the third result (which I see there’s no direct action for that).
In that third option only one row presents all the basic data like DATE (fecha), ORDER # (#Pedido), FIRST NAME (Nombre), LAST NAME (Apellido), CITY (Municipio), and ZIP CODE (CP).
The data for the products that need their own row are QUANTITY (Cantidad), ITEM (Articulo), and PRICE (Precio).
As you can see, the SHIPPING PRICE (Envio), TOTAL PRICE (Total), and FINANCIAL STATUS (Estatus Pago) are only shown once, since they’re the same for the whole order.
Finally, I’d like that to be returned at the top in each trigger.
I don’t really know if it’s possible, but that’s what I’ve been doing manually for clarity purposes.
Any help is much appreciated.
P.S. Thanks to whoever edited out the personal data on the last image I uploaded, my bad.
@jak_
A different approach would be to use Airtable instead of GSheets.
Airtable has Table Views, which can be configured to SORT.
So you could have a Table View that auto sorts the data.