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at() | Beginner’s Guide to Notion Formula

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Discover how to utilize the at() function in Notion formulas to easily access specific items in your lists! This comprehensive guide breaks down the structure of at(), explains how it works, and provides practical examples. Learn how to streamline your data retrieval processes and enhance your overall workflow in Notion.
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The at() function allows users to retrieve an item from a list at a specified index. This function is particularly useful for accessing specific values without the need for complex iterations or searches. In this blog post, we will explore the structure of the at() function, break down how it works, and provide examples to demonstrate its utility.
For this guide, I referenced the Notion Formula documentation and added my own examples and explanations.

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at(list, index) or list.at(index)
Designed to return the item located at a particular index within a list
at(["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry", "Date", "Elderberry"], 2) → “Cherry”

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How at() works

The at() function is designed to return the item located at a particular index within a list.
The syntax for the at() function is as follows:
at(list, index)
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Breaking it down
list: The collection of items from which you wish to retrieve a specific item.
index: The position of the item you want to access (using a zero-based index)

Example of at()

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Getting an item at a specific position.
at(["Apple", "Banana", "Cherry", "Date", "Elderberry"], 2) - In this example: • The list consists of five fruits. • The index is 2, indicating that the function should retrieve the third fruit (since indexing starts at zero).
Cherry

Conclusion

The at() function in Notion Formula is an useful tool that allows users to easily access specific items within lists. Try out and experiment with list functions including at() to take your Notion to the next level.
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