How to Spin Tax: Drafting Subject Column View - Clay Workspaces

Wayne H. · 2024-02-26 18:48:09.33747+00

Wait folks how do you spintax? See my attempt here: at the column drafting subject

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Wayne H.
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please don't tell me that's an ugly formula and you don't do the liquid syntax
Wayne H.
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I mean that's ok I guess: ["abc", "xyz", "tyz"][Math.floor(Math.random() * 3)] I can live with that
Wayne H.
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Tell me if there is something easier than this math.floor formula, for now my pain is more or less fixed
Clay Team
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Hey Wayne sorry for the delay. Let me take a look.
Arturo O.
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Hey Wayne, looks like your spintax was properly set but happy to add or find better options depending on what your goals are.
Wayne H.
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liquid is my goal. I want to use liquid
Wayne H.
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It's ok what I have above is a decent workaround, build more useful features than that 😆
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Oh, is liquid another software or tool you can use for this? or what do you mean by this?

this is liquid:

{% if customer.first_name %}
   Hi {{customer.first_name}}!
{% else %}
   Hi Buddy!
{% endif %}

Wayne H.
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things like that
Clay Team
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Ah, so just another type of conditional format. You can still use the formula generator to achieve something like this though. Did it not work as intended? if you have an example you can point me to in your table, happy to check it out and see if there's anything we can do
Wayne H.
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[ "Hi {{first_name}} - I am contacting you because you're the " + {{lower_case_job_title}} + " at " + {{shorter_company_name}}?.response + "." , "Hi {{first_name}} - I reached out because you're the " + {{lower_case_job_title}} + " at " + {{shorter_company_name}}?.response + "." , "Hi {{first_name}} - I see you're the " + {{lower_case_job_title}} + " at " + {{shorter_company_name}}?.response + "." ][Math.floor(Math.random() * 3)] Look at this
Wayne H.
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is there something easier here?
Wayne H.
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because that's very painful
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If you're trying to use formulas for that, then that's the best option for now, since this is using Javascript and that's how the code would work I believe