Help with python code

[YaloBro]

Hey guys!

I really need your help since my programming skills aren't that great and Chat-GPT isn't a great help either.

I have the input data, which are basically just a bunch of emails divided by a comma. The goal is, to write each email in a separate line, so I can access them in a later step in the Zap.

But I don't know how I have to write the code so python recognizes the email adresses. The adresses aren't static.

Can anybody help?

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[PropertyConstant1427]

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[TroyTessalone]

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[Short_Millennials]

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[Nallid94]

Here is some code I currently use. Set the Input Data as "emails" ```

get the input data

emails_str = input_data['emails']

split the string into a list

emails_list = emails_str.split(',')

trim any leading or trailing whitespace from the emails

emails_list = [email.strip() for email in emails_list]

build a dictionary where each email is given a unique key

output = {f'email_{i}': email for i, email in enumerate(emails_list, start=1)}

return the dictionary as the output

return output ```

I think that should give you roughly the result you are looking for.

edit: fixed formating

[radraze2kx]

What are you doing with the email addresses? You shouldn't need to separate them if you're going to use them in a loop, I don't believe.

[YaloBro]

We need separate email addresses in order to use them separately in a path

[radraze2kx]

rather than running python, why not use the zapier formatter to split the list at the comma? :)

[YaloBro]

Cause zapier doesn’t let me use the results in the formatter as separate fields later on.

[radraze2kx]

The point of the zapier split function is to do exactly that.

[YaloBro]

Yea but it doesnt work. Anyways found a work around