Hi Josep,The best way is to duplicate the base so you can test changes without affecting the live system. If that’s too much, duplicate only the needed tables and interfaces. For automations, you may need to recreate them manually in the new base.Wan...

You're welcome! this can all be done within the automation without needing a new field! You can use a conditional action to check if the new person’s name exists inside the list of found records. Let me know how you’d like to proceed with the step-by...

You're right—the issue comes from the linked field allowing multiple records. Airtable’s Find Records doesn’t directly check if a specific person exists inside a multi-link field. But here’s a workaround:Use "Find Records" to get all Travel Needs rec...

You're almost there! The issue is likely that the automation is not adding the editor's record ID but something else (like the name). Airtable needs the record ID to correctly link records.Try this: In your "Find Records" step, make sure you're grabb...