Can I assume projectID is not the Airtable record ID of the referenced project? If so, pretty sure it won’t work because a linked field (i.e., I assume is Projects) requires a record ID, not an arbitrary field value that serves as a project ID.

Hi Bill, thanks for your help. Actually I believe it is the record ID of the linked project that I’m trying to add there. Also, the console is saying " 1. “Adding project recrKig6PwXmDRblB to the new record.”"

That looks right. And you’re certain the field Projects is a link field?

Hi Bill, thanks for getting back to me. Yes, I’m certain.

Luckily, I found the issue, namely, projectID was a vector of strings here (with only 1 element). So when I printed it in the console I couldn’t understand the issue.

The issue is now solved by selecting the first element in the array (projectID2):

let inputConfig = input.config();





let table = base.getTable('Progress General Indicator ');


let projectsTable = base.getTable('Projects ');





let indicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicatorIDs;


let projectID = inputConfig.projectID;


let projectID2 = projectID 0];


let recordID = inputConfig.recordID;


let linkedIndicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicators;





/*Create new records (children)*/


for (let indicator of indicators) {


    console.log(`Adding indicator ${indicator} to the new record.`);


    console.log(`Adding project ${projectID2} to the new record.`);





    let newRecordId = await table.createRecordsAsync(e


        {


            fields: {


                'Projects ': p{id: projectID2}],


                'General indicators ': f{id: indicator}]


            }


        }


    ])





} 

Thanks a lot for your help!

@Pello_Mugica_Gonzale , are you the same person as @Airtable_admin ?

Or are there two people with similar issues?

Hi Bill, thanks for getting back to me. Yes, I’m certain.

Luckily, I found the issue, namely, projectID was a vector of strings here (with only 1 element). So when I printed it in the console I couldn’t understand the issue.

The issue is now solved by selecting the first element in the array (projectID2):

let inputConfig = input.config();





let table = base.getTable('Progress General Indicator ');


let projectsTable = base.getTable('Projects ');





let indicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicatorIDs;


let projectID = inputConfig.projectID;


let projectID2 = projectID 0];


let recordID = inputConfig.recordID;


let linkedIndicators = inputConfig.linkedIndicators;





/*Create new records (children)*/


for (let indicator of indicators) {


    console.log(`Adding indicator ${indicator} to the new record.`);


    console.log(`Adding project ${projectID2} to the new record.`);





    let newRecordId = await table.createRecordsAsync(e


        {


            fields: {


                'Projects ': p{id: projectID2}],


                'General indicators ': f{id: indicator}]


            }


        }


    ])





} 

Thanks a lot for your help!