Hey there! In this blog post, we'll guide you through the process of looping through an array of text and concatenating a piece of text to each item. This can be useful in various scenarios, such as creating more descriptive labels or adding context to data. Let's dive right in!
To begin, you'll need to have an array of text that you want to modify. In our example, we have an array called `arrayOfText` with the following items:
Next, we'll use a `forEach` loop to iterate over each item in the `arrayOfText` array. This will allow us to perform an action on each individual item.
Within the `forEach` loop, we have access to the current item being processed, represented by the variable `item`.
Now that we're inside the loop, we can update the `item` variable by concatenating the desired text to it. To do this, we'll use the `Update Variable` action in the "Data Manipulation" category.
In the "Update Variable" action, we'll use the `concat` function to concatenate the desired text to each `item`.
Your "Update Variable" action should look something like this:
After configuring the "Update Variable" action, hit the "Save" button to save your changes. Now, when you run your flow, the loop will iterate through each item in the `arrayOfText` array, concatenating the text "color " to each item.
For example, if your original `arrayOfText` was `["blue", "orange", "yellow", "red"]`, the output after running the flow will be:
And that's it! You've successfully looped through an array of text and concatenated a piece of text to each item. This technique can be applied to various use cases where you need to modify or transform data in an array.
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