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I do this by creating a transformation that maps rows[*].boxesperpallet to a string array named boxesperpalletarray. Then, you can do a {{sum boxesperpalletarray}} handlebars expression in your imp...
Dave here - Seems to be up and running again.
Happy to help!
It would be nice if that worked but there's no way to do it using #each. A couple of work arounds... 1. Use transformation 2.0 to iterate through array and populate a string array with your values...
For one of my clients, they do buy in store and ship to home transactions. For this use case, they do need the POS transaction to post a Sales Order and Deposit. So, the device_id filter won't wor...
Hi Nilesh, Thanks for the work around. I'll get that implemented.
No problem Ezriah. I've done that before too!
You need to group each handlebar expression in parenthesis when nesting multiple helpers. {{ceil (divide record.x 40)}}
Have you tried the options under the Advanced section of the mapping? Set that to When Source Record has a value. That should do it. Leave out the {{else}} clause.
Johan van Langevelde The Each loop is running on the transaction array. So, the {{id}} field is really transactionData[x].id. It's not the id of the Shopify order.