Hi @Zac_Magee,
you should be able to simplify the workflow by using an expression like:
{{ [{ "url": $input.item.json.image}] }}
Airtable APIs expect an array of objects with a url key.
Please find a full example here:
All the best
Hi @Zac_Magee,
you should be able to simplify the workflow by using an expression like:
{{ [{ "url": $input.item.json.image}] }}
Airtable APIs expect an array of objects with a url key.
Please find a full example here:
All the best