Running a Row with Variable Inputs: 1, 2, or 3

say you typically have 3 inputs but in some cases you may have 1 or 2. How do you run the row regardless of how many inputs there are? Will leave part of the prompt in comments for reference

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Pierre P.
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The goal is to find out if someone is a good fit client for XYZ. I will provide you a list of job titles that we want to reach out to. We only want to reach out to people who are either the exact titles below or perform roles that are extremely similar to. I will give you a few inputs for you to make the best educated judgement. If /Summary doesn’t exist then just use the other two outputs. Strictly only give me either “True” or “False” as an output:
Pierre P.
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You can use conditional formulas to run your scoring logic regardless of how many inputs you have. Here's how: 1. Use the "Score Row in Clay" integration which allows you to assign numerical scores based on custom criteria. 2. In the "Run Settings" section, you can create a conditional formula. You can either: • Type it manually • Click "Use AI" and describe your condition in plain language • Use "/" to reference specific columns you want to checkThis approach is credit-efficient as it uses AI formulas instead of the AI integration, saving you credits while still achieving your scoring goals. Sources: Conditional Formulas AI Formulas + Conditional Runs [Automated Outbound] - Clay University Score Row in Clay with Clay
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