There wasn't really a specific purpose or automation that I was building in this one, more showing how to use Make. Have a look at my other videos for specific use cases.
Great video, and I'm thankful for the free instruction. But I don't understand why you don't cover how to connect the programs. Google sheets was very easy. I still haven't been able to figure out how to connect ClickUp. It really defeats the idea of not having to know programming -- b/c now I have to hire a programmer to understand how to connect ClickUp. Do you get the problem? The little stuff are the big issues for non-programmers, and many of these apps are not thought out well from a usability standpoint.
Hi! Sometimes I'm so used to things they seem too simple to be worth explaining, it's one of the struggles teaching as an expert. Sorry I wasn't more explicit here! Connecting ClickUp is as simple as adding a module, clicking the 'Add a Connection' button within it and following the prompts (logging in, selecting your workspaces and pressing save.) If it's not that simple for you, then likely something is going wrong and you should contact support.
When filtering the custom field, I noticed you used the start of the array. Do you have to create a breadcrumb trail for it to filter down to the field you want it to filter or can you just enter the custom field name field?
In this case I knew the first item in the array would always be the one I cared about. And yes, you have to enter exactly the right thing in for it to map correctly. Best is to just find and click it in the mapping panel. It can be typed out, but only if you get the format exactly right.
Thanks I p/u tips from each tutorial I watch or read, but still there are details that trip me up. On yours, i got flumoxed by the use of Clickup; would have preferred to see how it's done without it first then I may have understood the purpose and use of the Clickup app better.
Hey, yeah it's a downside of teaching a connecting app like Make, I have to use examples of things it could connect to. I originally wrote the script for this as part of a ClickUp training, hence the heavy presence of ClickUp.
Excellent video.Would love to see the full toolkit but do not seem to be receiving the code/signup link via email period - have tried a couple of different email addresses but with no result?
Hey @@deanniesten2376! I've got records that 3 emails went out to you. Perhaps check your spam? I think that is 1 more than should have, so they might be getting picked up.
If you mean manually triggering an automation, yes there are a number of ways to do that. If you mean code a new module to trigger from a new platform, that is also possible, but requires a lot of coding knowledge. Is that what you meant?
Use an Airtable Search Records module to pull in the data you want, then the Wix action module corresponding to where you want to be in Wix to insert it.
hello I have just deleted my previous comment, I am French and I noticed that my keyboard did not translate as I had asked, so I said that I would like to do a business selling jewelry online, could you list some use cases for using make? Also can I send you a PM since I've had several dumps but I wanted to know what you think about it and thank you for your videos
Hey, thanks, I'm glad they're helpful. I usually don't suggest using Make for the sake of it. If you have problems or manual admin time that you'd like to get rid of, then use Make. So the use case list should be your list of problems. Common time savers for online sales is moving orders from your ecommerce software to inventory & accounting software, maybe shipping label printing, etc. And sure thing, just get in contact here: workmanagement.tools/contact
@WorkManagementTools thank you very much for your response, could I write to you via social networks? Do you know if there is a site on which I could see examples of use, if not could you recommend tutorials for me?
Excellent video. Thank you. BTW, could you tell me what software you use for your screen recording, which allows you to have your head cut out like this? Really cool.
I have a Google sheets watch rows trigger and it’s skipping past empty rows. As far as I know that’s not how it’s supposed to work? Is there any way around this?
It makes sense that it would treat no data as non-existent. You can use Search Rows instead, depending on your use case. I'm struggling to think what would require triggering on empty rows.
@@WorkManagementTools What I’m saying is that it seems to be triggering on schedule but instead of stopping when it encounters empty rows it continues moving down rows and providing empty bundles. The reason I suspect this is happening might have something to do with the Google sheet due to the fact that the Google sheet is using array formulas that might register in make as “infinite” rows even when they are empty
@@eftihisbotonakis7204 You're right. A 'new row' is not a new row with visible content, it's anything that has made google sheets process that row. An unlimited array formula will 'activate' all rows currently on the sheet. Search Rows would be my first port of call, unless it's easy to remove/change the array formulas.
For the life of me I cant get an HTTP request to login and return the cookies as I can with Postman... Do you happen to know how to make an HTTP Post request to login to a website that does to have an API for the full purpose of obtaining the cookie which will be used to create a note which I can do once I have the cookies?
So you are using the Basic Auth Request module of the HTTP app to authorise a API request to a website right? Try showing advanced settings and turning on 'Share cookies with other HTTP modules' and see if that helps you.
Send it to telegram yes. I don't believe the Instagram connection would allow you to pull from someone else's instagram. But if there was an RSS feed or some other way of getting the information, then you could.
Thank you. Great tutorial. Helped me to understand how operations work.
Glad it helped!
Cool, would be nice if you show the data on your sheet to understand better the purpose
There wasn't really a specific purpose or automation that I was building in this one, more showing how to use Make. Have a look at my other videos for specific use cases.
Great video, and I'm thankful for the free instruction. But I don't understand why you don't cover how to connect the programs. Google sheets was very easy. I still haven't been able to figure out how to connect ClickUp. It really defeats the idea of not having to know programming -- b/c now I have to hire a programmer to understand how to connect ClickUp. Do you get the problem? The little stuff are the big issues for non-programmers, and many of these apps are not thought out well from a usability standpoint.
Hi!
Sometimes I'm so used to things they seem too simple to be worth explaining, it's one of the struggles teaching as an expert. Sorry I wasn't more explicit here!
Connecting ClickUp is as simple as adding a module, clicking the 'Add a Connection' button within it and following the prompts (logging in, selecting your workspaces and pressing save.)
If it's not that simple for you, then likely something is going wrong and you should contact support.
When filtering the custom field, I noticed you used the start of the array. Do you have to create a breadcrumb trail for it to filter down to the field you want it to filter or can you just enter the custom field name field?
In this case I knew the first item in the array would always be the one I cared about.
And yes, you have to enter exactly the right thing in for it to map correctly. Best is to just find and click it in the mapping panel. It can be typed out, but only if you get the format exactly right.
Thanks I p/u tips from each tutorial I watch or read, but still there are details that trip me up. On yours, i got flumoxed by the use of Clickup; would have preferred to see how it's done without it first then I may have understood the purpose and use of the Clickup app better.
Hey, yeah it's a downside of teaching a connecting app like Make, I have to use examples of things it could connect to.
I originally wrote the script for this as part of a ClickUp training, hence the heavy presence of ClickUp.
Excellent video.Would love to see the full toolkit but do not seem to be receiving the code/signup link via email period - have tried a couple of different email addresses but with no result?
Yes, thanks for the heads up!
That's fixed and should have come through now.
@@WorkManagementTools this issue seems to have come back
It looks like the email went out and you've received it now. Let me know if you're seeing anything different.
@@WorkManagementTools it does not work for me at the moment!
Hey @@deanniesten2376! I've got records that 3 emails went out to you. Perhaps check your spam?
I think that is 1 more than should have, so they might be getting picked up.
Thanks for making this video :)
Glad you liked it!
thanks! good job
Glad it helped!
Is there a way to create your own triggers?
If you mean manually triggering an automation, yes there are a number of ways to do that.
If you mean code a new module to trigger from a new platform, that is also possible, but requires a lot of coding knowledge. Is that what you meant?
Hey man. How can I transfer my data from Airtable to Wix using 'Make'?
Use an Airtable Search Records module to pull in the data you want, then the Wix action module corresponding to where you want to be in Wix to insert it.
hello I have just deleted my previous comment, I am French and I noticed that my keyboard did not translate as I had asked,
so I said that I would like to do a business selling jewelry online,
could you list some use cases for using make?
Also can I send you a PM since I've had several dumps but I wanted to know what you think about it
and thank you for your videos
Hey, thanks, I'm glad they're helpful.
I usually don't suggest using Make for the sake of it. If you have problems or manual admin time that you'd like to get rid of, then use Make. So the use case list should be your list of problems.
Common time savers for online sales is moving orders from your ecommerce software to inventory & accounting software, maybe shipping label printing, etc.
And sure thing, just get in contact here: workmanagement.tools/contact
@WorkManagementTools thank you very much for your response, could I write to you via social networks?
Do you know if there is a site on which I could see examples of use, if not could you recommend tutorials for me?
Excellent video. Thank you. BTW, could you tell me what software you use for your screen recording, which allows you to have your head cut out like this? Really cool.
Thanks Thierry,
And its just OBS and a green screen, nothing fancy.
need help with dalle to printify to etsy automation
Sure, if you'd like my help with any automation, just reach out at WorkManagement.Tools/contact
I have a Google sheets watch rows trigger and it’s skipping past empty rows. As far as I know that’s not how it’s supposed to work? Is there any way around this?
It makes sense that it would treat no data as non-existent. You can use Search Rows instead, depending on your use case. I'm struggling to think what would require triggering on empty rows.
@@WorkManagementTools What I’m saying is that it seems to be triggering on schedule but instead of stopping when it encounters empty rows it continues moving down rows and providing empty bundles. The reason I suspect this is happening might have something to do with the Google sheet due to the fact that the Google sheet is using array formulas that might register in make as “infinite” rows even when they are empty
@@eftihisbotonakis7204 You're right. A 'new row' is not a new row with visible content, it's anything that has made google sheets process that row. An unlimited array formula will 'activate' all rows currently on the sheet. Search Rows would be my first port of call, unless it's easy to remove/change the array formulas.
Can you show how to use make to create a telegram bot with dialogflow
Yep, let's chat: WorkManagement.Tools/contact
For the life of me I cant get an HTTP request to login and return the cookies as I can with Postman... Do you happen to know how to make an HTTP Post request to login to a website that does to have an API for the full purpose of obtaining the cookie which will be used to create a note which I can do once I have the cookies?
So you are using the Basic Auth Request module of the HTTP app to authorise a API request to a website right? Try showing advanced settings and turning on 'Share cookies with other HTTP modules' and see if that helps you.
One question, do you know if I can get videos or photos of a public figure from Instagram and send it to my telegram?
Send it to telegram yes. I don't believe the Instagram connection would allow you to pull from someone else's instagram. But if there was an RSS feed or some other way of getting the information, then you could.
Oh, no I'm wrong, there is a 'Download Media' module. So yes, this would be possible then.
@@WorkManagementTools thank you very much, I love you
한국어 자막의 필요성.. ;ㅁ;
그렇군요. 미안해요.
Hey man can i use make for DM automation. Let's say i have a list of insta accounts that i want to dm
You can only do what there is a module or api for. Instagram doesn't have a DM module: www.make.com/en/integrations/instagram