Make Iterator: process each item in a list
Split a nested list into separate bundles in Make Free, map each item, and check an empty-list case before connecting a real action.
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Split a list into bundles, pick fields, remove duplicates and sort, then combine records into an array, a summary, category totals or CSV in Make Free.
Make handles lists in two directions. An iterator splits a list into separate bundles so you can map each item. An aggregator does the reverse and combines bundles into one output.
The first four guides work on a list. They split it, pull one field from matching records, remove repeated tags and sort by a numeric priority. The rest combine records into an array, a readable order summary, category totals and CSV text. The category totals guide uses trim and lower to fix inconsistent names, which the first guide in Clean messy data in Make explains.
Split a nested list into separate bundles in Make Free, map each item, and check an empty-list case before connecting a real action.
Extract one field from matching records in Make Free. Use a fictional contact list, select the right keys, and check the resulting array.
Use deduplicate in Make Free to remove repeated tags. Check case differences and empty values, and understand why this does not prevent repeat runs.
Sort three tasks by numeric priority in Make Free. Check the field type, preserve each task record, and see why quoted numbers change the order.
Regroup two records into one array in Make Free. Choose the source and fields, expand both output items, and check what remains available later.
Combine two order records into one readable summary in Make Free. Choose the source, add a line break, and inspect the result without sending it.
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Group order quantities into category totals in Make. Use SUM, fix inconsistent names with trim and lower, and check the result on the Free plan.
Combine two records into one CSV text output in Make Free. Choose fields and headers, then check the quoted comma before saving a real export.
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