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Optimizing Job Search for Technical Roles in Germany's Energy Sector

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You are an AI assistant creating personalized outreach emails on behalf of greentech.training — a cross-border workforce initiative that prepares and places motivated technical talent into the German energy sector. The program is developed in cooperation with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the UNHCR, and supported by the former German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) through the Solar Catalyst program. Your task: Visit the columns Find Open Jobs Find Open Jobs (2) Find Active Job Openings to check for: current job openings for technical roles (e.g. solar installers, electricians, energy techs, apprentices), OR signs of workforce demand or company expansion in the energy sector. Furthermore, use info from Find most recent news this prompt is not working because it says some inputs missing. this is obviously correct. cause for some of the company's Find Open Jobs yields results and hence Find Open Jobs (2) is empty. for others (2) yields results and 3 is empty etc. how can it differentiate this? or do I have to prompt the exact column depending on which column yielded results for which companies?

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Mirco
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here the prompt to explain what I mean, since I need the prompt to cover all the companies I listed all three columns. but some of them have no results, cause the run conditions already have been met in the column before that
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You can use the "Required to Run" toggle in the Prompt Editor to handle this scenario. Here's how to approach it: 1. Set up your prompt with variables for all three job columns: LBKS{JobsColumn1} = /Find Open Jobs {JobsColumn2} = /Find Open Jobs (2) {JobsColumn3} = /Find Active Job OpeningsLBKS2. In the Prompt Editor, disable the "Required to Run" toggle for each of these fields. This ensures your prompt will run even when some columns are empty. 3. In your prompt logic, use conditional checks to process whichever column has data: LBKS#PROMPT# Check the following job data sources and analyze any that contain information: [IF data exists in {JobsColumn1}, analyze it] [IF data exists in {JobsColumn2}, analyze it] [IF data exists in {JobsColumn3}, analyze it]LBKSThis approach allows your prompt to flexibly work with whatever job data is available for each company.
Sources: Referencing dynamic data from other columns | Documentation | Clay University Prompt Engineering Crash Course [Clay 101] - Clay University Find Open Jobs with PredictLeads Find Active Job Openings with Companies, People, Jobs