The next step is to “flatten” that data so each person appears as an individual row. To do this, use the “Write to Table” (also called “Send to Table”) action with the “Send row for each item in a list” option. In your Company Table, click Actions → Send table data. Then, select your Company Table 2 as the destination, choose “Send row for each item in a list” (not just “Send row”), and set your people search column as the list source. After that, map the fields you want to transfer: from the list (person name, LinkedIn URL, job title, etc.) and from the company table (company name, domain, funding stage, etc.). This process “flattens” your data - if Company A had 5 people in one cell, you’ll now see 5 separate rows in Company Table 2, each with both the person’s and the company’s information.
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