Could you share the modified script that you’re trying to use? (After pasting the script into the post editor, please format it using the “Preformatted Text” option in the toolbar, which looks like this: </>)

Thanks, Justin.

The script:

let checkin123Table = base.getTable("Check-in - LPSI 1/2/3");



let consignorTable = base.getTable("Consignor");



let consignorQuery = await consignorTable.selectRecordsAsync();



let config = input.config();



// Find the matching record



let matched = consignorQuery.records.filter(consignor => {return consignor.name === config.consignorName});



let consignorRecord;



// If a matching record exists, use it; otherwise make a new record



if (matched.length)



consignorRecord = matcheda0];



else



consignorRecord = await consignorTable.createRecordAsync({"Name": config.consignorName});



await checkin123Table.updateRecordAsync(config.recordID, {"Consignor": n{id: consignorRecord.id}]});

I see the problem. When you create a record, Airtable doesn’t return a record object with an id property. It just returns the record ID as a string. Apparently the return was a record object when I wrote that script, but unfortunately I can’t edit that post to include a caveat with the current behavior.

Because of that change, the last few lines need to be modified:

if (matched.length)

    consignorRecord = matchedc0].id;

else

    consignorRecord = await consignorTable.createRecordAsync({"Name": config.consignorName});



await checkin123Table.updateRecordAsync(config.recordID, {"Consignor": r{id: consignorRecord}]});

if (matched.length)

    consignorRecord = matchedc0].id;

else

    consignorRecord = await consignorTable.createRecordAsync({"Name": config.consignorName});



await checkin123Table.updateRecordAsync(config.recordID, {"Consignor": r{id: consignorRecord}]});

Thanks!

But now I’m getting another error, in the 4th line, let config = input.config(); - “An argument for ‘options’ was not provided”

let checkin123Table = base.getTable("Check-in - LPSI 1/2/3");



let consignorTable = base.getTable("Consignor");



let consignorQuery = await consignorTable.selectRecordsAsync();



let config = input.config();

let checkin123Table = base.getTable("Check-in - LPSI 1/2/3");



let consignorTable = base.getTable("Consignor");



let consignorQuery = await consignorTable.selectRecordsAsync();



let config = input.config();

Are you trying to use this script in the Scripting app? It’s designed to be used as a scripting action in an automation. Both systems use input.config(), but in very different ways and with different requirements for correct setup.

Oh… yes!!

I just used the script as a scripting action and I get this error:

ERROR

TypeError: Invalid arguments passed to table.updateRecordAsync(recordOrRecordId, fields):

• recordOrRecordId →

recordOrRecordId should be a Record, not undefined

or recordOrRecordId should be a string, not undefined

at main on line 15

at main on line 15

Sorry for the delayed response. Unfortunately I’ve been—and continue to be for the foreseeable future—pretty swamped, and I can’t look into this any further. Maybe @kuovonne or @Kamille_Parks or @JonathanBowen or @Jeremy_Oglesby can help?

at main on line 15

Happened to me today when trying to run studentTable.updateRecordAsync() with a recordId that is null/undefined.