Hi @Viken_Toramanian - you can just use my_record[0].id to use the unique user id within Airtable. Here’s my script to log them all out (for all records):
let table = base.getTable('Table');
let query = await table.selectRecordsAsync();
for (let record of query.records){
let collaborators = record.getCellValue('Collaborators');
if (collaborators) {
for (let collaborator of collaborators) {
console.log(collaborator.id)
}
}
}
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I just adapt it and use selectRecords() instead of selectRecordsAsync(), because I have a function which is checking if my user is part of field “collaborator”. If I use selectRecordsAsync() the function will not check on time the condition and it will not considere if the user is part or not part of the field “collaborator”.