You would need to loop through the records by using Airtable's repeating groups action.
However, there are 2 drawbacks that you should be aware of:
1. You can only find a maximum of 100 records in the "Find Records" step.
2. You have conditional actions in your original automation. But if you need conditional actions in your new “repeating group” automation, you won’t be able to do that because unfortunately Airtable won’t allow you to combine both conditional actions & repeating groups in the same automation.
If you find yourself needing to combine conditional groups & repeating actions in the same automation, I would highly recommend using Make for your Airtable automations.
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You would need to loop through the records by using Airtable's repeating groups action.
However, there are 2 drawbacks that you should be aware of:
1. You can only find a maximum of 100 records in the "Find Records" step.
2. You have conditional actions in your original automation. But if you need conditional actions in your new “repeating group” automation, you won’t be able to do that because unfortunately Airtable won’t allow you to combine both conditional actions & repeating groups in the same automation.
If you find yourself needing to combine conditional groups & repeating actions in the same automation, I would highly recommend using Make for your Airtable automations.
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I'm not sure why a third-party tool would be necessary. This seems like a pretty easy task. My "Find Records" step is pulling well under 100 records. This doesn't work even without conditional actions (see the second screenshot).
Did you even read what I wrote? Try rereading slowly.
Did you even read what I wrote? Try rereading slowly.
Snarkiness accepted. Missed the first line, obviously.
I'll just have to build several of them.
Lol, perfect! Glad you have the solution now! 🙂
