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the document you send the data from
Christiaan Huizer
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The Webhook Pack ⤵️
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CodaExpert_Webhook Pack, extend Coda with... - Coda
With this pack you duplicate data living in a table pushing a button to send the row towards another doc. The set up is simple, it works fast and you need it wh
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How it works

You activate the pack in your source doc
You create a button in the table of interest
In the button you fill out the parameters from the pack which are:
the URL
the token
the list of columns you want to push to the target doc


SoureTable
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Name
firstName
lastName
email
btnWebhook
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Fabrice Legrand
Fabrice
Legrand
joost.Legrand@gmail.com
push to target doc
2
Thomas Deals
Thomas
Deals
jean_deals@hotmail.com
push to target doc
3
Christiaans Huizer
Christiaans
Huizer
christiaan@huizer.be
push to target doc
4
Pierre Henrion
Pierre
Henrion
pierre.henrion@gmail.com
push to target doc
There are no rows in this table
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In the pack code this is what you fill out. Please note that both the URL and the Token are between double quotes ( “ “)
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The target doc

Click on the URL below to see how it works ⤵️

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https://coda.io/d/_dCqWJuJWn4N/Webhook-Target-Doc_suMdo
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AddOrModifyRows()

I added a little extra, when you change the value in a row that already lives on two sides, it does not create a new row in the target doc, it changes the row. This is the AddOrModifyRow() function I applied.

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Create your own solution ⤵️

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Coda Expert Webhook Pack — how to?
How to use the webhook trigger to relate tables in two docs.
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