It looks like you are trying to set the field value of a linked record field. To do this you need an array of objects, as specified in the scripting documentation

I like to use an array map function for this.

Symptom: id_array.map(recordID => ({id: recordID}))

There are a few other unexpected things about your code, but hopefully this will give you enough to work with.

That gives the following error:

x: Can't create records: invalid cell value for field 'Symptom'.

Duplicate linked record objects

    at main on line 154

x: Can't create records: invalid cell value for field 'Symptom'.

Duplicate linked record objects

    at main on line 154

@kuovonne - If it helps, this hard code works:

id_array.push(recordID)

Symptom: [{id: id_array[0]},{id: id_array[1]}],

But I am trying to do this via a loop instead of hardcoding

x: Can't create records: invalid cell value for field 'Symptom'.

Duplicate linked record objects

    at main on line 154

Sounds like you have a duplicate value in your array.

x: Can't create records: invalid cell value for field 'Symptom'.

Duplicate linked record objects

    at main on line 154

Hi,

I would recommend to use some variable (for example, name it ‘toCreate’) containing array

t

{fields: {

Client: n{id: clientID}],

Symptom: o{id: {id_array}]}

}]

and then

await table_Output.createRecordsAsync(toCreate);

await is mandatory for async functions

in case or error you can temporary comment record creation and set output for debug reasons:

output.inspect(toCreate)

//await table_Output.createRecordsAsync(toCreate);

but first of all, what function do you need?

into a createrecordasync function? - create single record

or

table_Output.createRecordsAsync - create multiple records

t

{fields: {

Client: n{id: clientID}],

Symptom: o{id: {id_array}]}

}]

output.inspect(toCreate)

//await table_Output.createRecordsAsync(toCreate);

Hi - Perhaps the question wasn’t clear, @Alexey_Gusev

It isn’t a problem with adding one term to different fields, the problem is adding multiple fields where there are multiple linked records in that field.

This hardcode works:

Symptom: y{id: id_arrayi0]},{id: id_arrayi1]}]

But I am having trouble looping it or knowing how to map it and add to the rest of the array.

Note, @Alexey_Gusev this code you put did not work:

Symptom: o{id: {id_array}]}

As there are multiple values in the array.

@kuovonne - the scripting allows for multiple values, so the problem is a syntax problem.

@Rose_Haft1 The initial reply from @kuovonne should work. Are you certain that id_array is a string array? I recommend logging it to the console to confirm.

If you confirm that it’s a string array, could you please copy and paste the exact code you’re testing after applying Kuovonne’s solution? I recommend using the preformatted text styling option—the button that looks like </> in the comment editor—to style your code more cleanly.

I would use mentioned function ‘map’, which loops through array of IDs and returns array of objects like {id: recordID}

const symptom=id_array.map(recordID => ({id: recordID}))

const toCreate={fields: {Client: n{id: clientID}], Symptom: symptom} }

Thanks @kuovonne and everyone. It is working:

Glad you got it working. Do you mind sharing what specifically solved your issue? (It can be hard to identify the key concept in an entire base share.) This could help anyone else with a similar issue who later reads this thread.

@kuovonne

Here is the code I used. It worked when I did what you asked. I originally thought you meant to do the mapping in the loop, so it wasn’t working but it worked when I put it in the createrecords command:

var t_links = base.getTable("Table 1")



var t_links_aw = await t_links.selectRecordsAsync



var t_table = base.getTable("Test linking")



var t_table_aw = await t_table.selectRecordsAsync



var arr_id = =]



arr_id.push("recmi56Y9WQiRd3B5")



arr_id.push("recOQdZvyp7AKDOFm")



arr_id.push("rec4cHGYeA1S6p9y1")



t_table.createRecordAsync({



    Name: "This is a name",



    linked: arr_id.map(recordID => ({id: recordID}))



    })