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the script is not taking input as want to update values in linked field


code:

const targetAudienceTableName = "Target Audience SS";

// Access the record ID from the triggering record
const triggeringRecord = input.config();
const recordId = triggeringRecord.RecordModified;
console.log("Triggering Record ID:", recordId);
const targetAudienceTable = base.getTable(targetAudienceTableName);
// Use the selectRecordsAsync method to retrieve the specific record
const recordDetails = await targetAudienceTable.selectRecordsAsync();
// Assume recordDetails is an array of records obtained from Airtable
const filteredRecords = recordDetails.records.filter(record => (
    record.getCellValue("Record ID") === recordId
));

// Check if the filteredRecords array is not empty
if (filteredRecords.length > 0) {
    const targetAudienceRecord = filteredRecords[0];

    // Get the values from the Lookup fields
    const newslettersMediaCompanyValues = targetAudienceRecord.getCellValue("Newsletters Media Company");
    const podcastMediaCompanyValues = targetAudienceRecord.getCellValue("Podcast Media Company");
    const youtubeMediaCompanyValues = targetAudienceRecord.getCellValue("YouTube Media Company");

    console.log("Newsletter", newslettersMediaCompanyValues);
    console.log("Podcaast", podcastMediaCompanyValues);
    console.log("YouTube", youtubeMediaCompanyValues);

    // Combine values
    const allMediaCompanyValues = [
        ...(newslettersMediaCompanyValues || []),
        ...(podcastMediaCompanyValues || []),
        ...(youtubeMediaCompanyValues || []),
    ];

    // Unique linked record IDs
    const uniqueLinkedRecordIds = new Set();

    for (const value of allMediaCompanyValues) {
        // Add the 'id' property to the Set to ensure uniqueness
        uniqueLinkedRecordIds.add(value.id);
    }

    // Convert the Set to an array with objects having 'id' property
    const linkedRecords = Array.from(uniqueLinkedRecordIds).map(id => ({ id }));
    console.log("linkedrecord", linkedRecords);

    // Log the unique values to the console for debugging
    console.log(`Record ID: ${targetAudienceRecord.id}`);
    console.log(`Unique Values: ${linkedRecords}`);

    // Update the "Media Company" linked field
    await targetAudienceTable.updateRecordAsync(targetAudienceRecord, {
        "Media Company": linkedRecords,
    });

    console.log("Update completed.");
} else {
    console.log("Record not found.");
}

 
Output:

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "Triggering Record ID:"
  1. "recFR6bmsXDr0MlxQ"

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "Newsletter"
  1. ▶(10) n"rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2", "rechzDyJBzM03Zix2"]

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "Podcaast"
  1. null

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "YouTube"
  1. null

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "linkedrecord"
  1. ▶(1) pObject]

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "Record ID: recFR6bmsXDr0MlxQ"

CONSOLE.LOG

  1. "Unique Values: eobject Object]"

ERROR

Error: Field "fldFcoeRwS2SiTbLN" cannot accept the provided value.
    at main on line 58

Hey @bharatsingh9808! 

Give this a shot and lemme know how this works.
I'm not able to fully test it in a test environment, but the bones are solid:

const { recordId } = input.config();

const tables = {
audience: base.getTable("Target Audience SS")
};

const fields = {
recordId: "Record ID",
newsletter: "Newsletters Media Company",
podcast: "Podcast Media Company",
youtube: "YouTube Media Company",
media: "Media Company"
};

const trigger = await tables.audience.selectRecordsAsync({ fields: Object.values(fields) })
.then((q) => q.records.find(r => r.id === recordId));

let lookupFieldValues = {
newsletter: trigger.getCellValue(fields.newsletter)?.map(ref => ref.id) || [],
podcast: trigger.getCellValue(fields.podcast)?.map(ref => ref.id) || [],
youtube: trigger.getCellValue(fields.youtube)?.map(ref => ref.id) || []
};


let updateValue = (() => {

let idValues = Object.values(lookupFieldValues).flat();

if (idValues.length)
return [...new Set(idValues)].map(value => ({ id: value }));
})();

if (updateValue)
await tables.audience.updateRecordAsync(trigger, { [fields.media]: updateValue });

Hey @bharatsingh9808! 

Give this a shot and lemme know how this works.
I'm not able to fully test it in a test environment, but the bones are solid:

const { recordId } = input.config();

const tables = {
audience: base.getTable("Target Audience SS")
};

const fields = {
recordId: "Record ID",
newsletter: "Newsletters Media Company",
podcast: "Podcast Media Company",
youtube: "YouTube Media Company",
media: "Media Company"
};

const trigger = await tables.audience.selectRecordsAsync({ fields: Object.values(fields) })
.then((q) => q.records.find(r => r.id === recordId));

let lookupFieldValues = {
newsletter: trigger.getCellValue(fields.newsletter)?.map(ref => ref.id) || [],
podcast: trigger.getCellValue(fields.podcast)?.map(ref => ref.id) || [],
youtube: trigger.getCellValue(fields.youtube)?.map(ref => ref.id) || []
};


let updateValue = (() => {

let idValues = Object.values(lookupFieldValues).flat();

if (idValues.length)
return [...new Set(idValues)].map(value => ({ id: value }));
})();

if (updateValue)
await tables.audience.updateRecordAsync(trigger, { [fields.media]: updateValue });

A quick note that I forgot to include...

You have the following lines in your script:

const triggeringRecord = input.config();
const recordId = triggeringRecord.RecordModified;

For the script I just posted, you'll want to rename your `RecordModified` input variable to just `recordId`. 

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