Hi and welcome to the Airtable community If I understand correctly you want to shift stock from one location to another, so basically automatically subtracting in one place and adding that amount in another. For me it sounds like you should try to build a simple app that gives you a user interface, which looks like this:

Select location to take stock from: ___________

Select location to add stock: ___________

Amount: ___________

I can’t really give you an example of an existing script, but if that’s something you’re interested in, I might have some time in the next days and post something here. Just let me know.

That sounds like what I’m wanting. I just have no idea how to do it. If you find the time, I’d love to see an example. Thank you!

I’m sure this can be written a lot better, but this works for now. If you recreate the following base by keeping the exact naming for the table and fields and create an app with the code further below, you’ll see it in action:

output.markdown('# My Inventory App!');



let table = base.getTable("Inventory");



let sourceRecord = await input.recordAsync('Select the record to take stock from', table);

let targetRecord = await input.recordAsync('Select the record to add stock to', table);



let transferAmount = await input.textAsync('Select amount to transfer');



let newSourceRecord = sourceRecord.getCellValue("Amount") - parseInt(transferAmount);

let newTargetRecord = targetRecord.getCellValue("Amount") + parseInt(transferAmount);



await table.updateRecordAsync(sourceRecord.id, {

    "Amount": newSourceRecord,

});



await table.updateRecordAsync(targetRecord.id, {

    "Amount": newTargetRecord,

});

A next step would be to select the type of stock item that shall be moved (if it’s not always the same) and create another record in case that that item doesn’t exists yet. Creating inventories is fun I’m not familiar with Airtable’s new interface designer yet, but that might also be an interesting option!