Writing Company Lookalike Data to Your Table in Ocean.io

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I am using a Ocean.io find company lookalikes column. How can I write that found company data to the same table?

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Clay
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Use the "write to table" feature to separate your lookalike results into individual rows. Steps: 1. Add a "write to table" column to your current table 2. Select the lookalikes column as your data source (the one with curly brackets {}) 3. Choose which lookalike data points to extract (company name, domain, similarity score, etc.) 4. Select additional columns from your current table to include (like the source company) This takes each company from your lookalikes list and creates separate rows for continued automation.
Sources: Find Your Next Customer with Company Lookalikes - Clay University Write to Table [Clay 101] - Clay University Write to Other Table | Documentation | Clay University Find Company Lookalikes [Clay 101] - Clay University
Dustin S.
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This does not work because it does not allow me to write the results to the same table.
Nicole G.
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Hi Dustin, Thanks for reaching out to support. I would recommend trying "Write each item to a new row" - This creates a separate row for each lookalike company. Let me know if that works :)

Clay
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Use the "write to table" feature to separate your lookalike results into individual rows. Steps: 1. Add a "write to table" column to your current table 2. Select the lookalikes column as your data source (the one with curly brackets {}) 3. Choose which lookalike data points to extract (company name, domain, similarity score, etc.) 4. Select additional columns from your current table to include (like the source company) This takes each company from your lookalikes list and creates separate rows for continued automation.
Sources: Find Your Next Customer with Company Lookalikes - Clay University Write to Table [Clay 101] - Clay University Write to Other Table | Documentation | Clay University Find Company Lookalikes [Clay 101] - Clay University
Dustin S.
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This does not work because it does not allow me to write the results to the same table.
Nicole G.
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Hi Dustin, Thanks for reaching out to support. I would recommend trying "Write each item to a new row" - This creates a separate row for each lookalike company. Let me know if that works :)