Hey @Bill.French , grateful for your speedy assistance. I’ll do my best to answer these!
Each button I want to press automatically is a Catch Hook that passes a recordID, the record ID that it passes is NOT the recordID of where the button lives, but is the recordID of a related record in another table (Table 1, and specifically, the record that the end-result of the Zap ultimately affects). Once hook is caught, it finds the correct record in Table 1. Once the record is found, the third step in the Zap is update record, which in effect, is just updating the multi-select field of status so that my customer facing Gallery view from table 1 displays the correct status to them. The Zap executes perfectly.
The buttons I went to Auto-press (because there could be a couple hundred of them) are not linked to scripts, just the 3 step, simple Zap.
At the end of the day, I want to control “Table 1” records via buttons in “Table 2”. When Table 2 buttons are pressed, they run a zap to update a multiselect field for its related record in “Table 1” (When I say related, I mean I store Table 1 record IDs in table 2 records as a short text field just so the webhook passes along the data it needs to find the correct “related record”, in table 1, the one the zap does work on. Zap works perfectly, I just dont want to have to press 200 buttons in a row.
Hopefully this anecdote makes my original question more understandable, and as you can likely tell, the overall system is probably not optimal LOL, but still learning the no-code space in general and I’ve gotten at least a little far into it.
