Hi at all.
I’m Lluís V. from Barcelona.
I have more than 50 questions in my survey and when I send the Responding Notification, I just want to include some questions and answers.
If I use the @alltheanswers variable , I get all the questions and all the answers and I only want to show some questions with their answer.
I’m able to show the answer by using @answer1 ,@answer2, etc…, but how can I get the corresponding question ??
Thks for reading.
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Thanks for your response
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An example of this with Zapier is below, and
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Hola guys, hope everyone’s having a great Thursday! 🍀
First of all, I’d like to traditionally thank
Second of all, hey
To give you a bit of background:
Make is a visual platform that lets you design, build, and automate anything from tasks and workflows to apps and systems without the need to write any code.
Make is a pretty flexible and universal platform. That’s why there’s a number of solutions to this. I’m gonna go ahead and sketch out one of them for you. Before I go ahead and do that, though, I’d like to share links to the pre-made Typeform integration and our Email app. If you click those links, you can check out the features and functionality of the services on Make.
📝 Typeform
Making it happen:
For my testing purposes, I have a short typeform that asks the recipients about their favourite food & their email address.
I then head into the Make editor and choose the ‘Watch Responses’ Typeform module. Within the module, I create a connection between Make & Typeform and select the form I want to monitor.
At this stage, it’s a good idea to click ‘run once’ in the editor and send some testing data into your typeform. This is how Make learns the structure of your form.
The following step would be to add a “Send an Email” module into your scenario. Just like above, you need to connect your email account to Make first.
In my particular case, I mapped the email address the respondent shared in the form into the ‘recipient’ field. Thanks to that, the email will be sent to that particular address.
I also used the type of food the person chose as a dynamic part of the subject as well as the body of the email.
This is the final look of the scenario:
And this is the email I received as I was testing whether everything works well
And that’s the trick!
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