Hello,
You can try the following.
-1- Create an autonumber field in your table (let us call it record_num)
-2- You can then use this field as a condition in your find records action:
When a new record is created,
Find records where incomplete information is true and record_num is not the one of the created record.

Regards
Pascal
Hello,
You can try the following.
-1- Create an autonumber field in your table (let us call it record_num)
-2- You can then use this field as a condition in your find records action:
When a new record is created,
Find records where incomplete information is true and record_num is not the one of the created record.

Regards
Pascal
Ah that's great. I didn't realise there was a dynamic condition option!
I found another solution before I saw your message, so I'll share that here in case any one in the future might find it useful in their context (it's messier), but kind of a 2 factor authentication:
1) Create 2 checkboxes. "New Record 1" and "new record 2". "New Record 2" is ticked by default
2) When a record is created, Find records where "New Record 1" is ticked
3) Update Found Records to untick New Record 1
4) Update created record to tick New Record 1, untick New Record 2
Meanwhile my "missing info" view is set up to filter in any records that are incomplete AND missing both New Record 1 and New Record 2 ticks.
I'll use your solution, as it requires less automation runs.