Hmm, your automation in the video looks fine to me; I may be missing something though.
Could you create a read-only link and DM me it so I can try to troubleshoot it?
I only need the Players
and Orders
table, as well as maybe two example phone numbers, so please feel free to delete everything else
Did you retest your trigger after you added or changed the formula field? If not, you need to retest the trigger.
Does the formula field give the result you want?
Did you use the same formula field in both the [orders] table and the [players] table? And are you doing the matching on the formula fields?
Hmm, your automation in the video looks fine to me; I may be missing something though.
Could you create a read-only link and DM me it so I can try to troubleshoot it?
I only need the Players
and Orders
table, as well as maybe two example phone numbers, so please feel free to delete everything else
I’ve stripped all the content from my original base and created this one that you could take a look at…
Airtable
The intent of this database is to illustrate how you can create a new record in TABLE 1 by first searching a unique identifier (i.e., phone) to see if one already exists, using Airtable Automation tool. If there is not a current record in TABLE 1,...
@kuovonne nailed my problem when she asked…

kuovonne:
Did you retest your trigger after you added or changed the formula field? If not, you need to retest the trigger.
I have since gone back and updated my automation in my real base, and in this example base (linked above, for community reference) and it’s now working.
Before (not working)

After (working)
