# IGDB Gaming API

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**Tags:** api\
**Created:** [January 5, 2024, 9:39pm UTC](https://community.glideapps.com/t/igdb-gaming-api/69290 "2024-01-05T21:39:43Z")\
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> [@Fetch Data from API and display array result in Collection](https://community.glideapps.com/t/fetch-data-from-api-and-display-array-result-in-collection/43398/4):
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> Okay, so here is the general approach: I’d recommend creating a new helper table to do the work Add enough rows to this table to cater for the maximum number of array elements (eg. 20, or whatever) Add a RowID column Add a Lookup column that targets the RowID column. This will give you an array of RowIDs Now use the Find Element Index array column. The values should be the array of RowIDs, and you need to find the RowID. This will give you a column of Row numbers, beginning at zero. Call this…

Here’s a pretty old thread, but I think you can start from here.

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