I’m working on a project management system in Airtable, and I need to set up a counter system to assign unique numbers to tasks within a vertical hierarchy. The goal is to create a structured numbering system that reflects the task relationships and ...
Issue: I am trying to have a "Number" field to get updated with values starting from 1, 2, 3, etc based on the position of the task in the chain. I am seeing the numbers are coming off: like 3,3,3,3, for a lot of tasks in the same chain despite there...
I have a script that I'm using to update records in my Airtable base, but it seems to be taking longer than expected and sometimes hangs indefinitely. I'm seeking assistance to optimize the script for better performance.Script Description: The script...
below is my code but the console log doesnt give me the number of records:async function loadRecordsAndLogCount() {console.log("Script started - attempting to fetch records.");try {const table = base.getTable("Tasks");console.log("Table 'Tasks' succe...
@Justin_Barrett That looks like a great solution. Is it possible to modify the script to get a counter that assigns a number to each task in the hierarchy based on the position of the task in the chain?Thanks a lot!
I forgot to mention in my initial description of the case that I am also trying to have a "Number" field get updated with values starting from 1, 2, 3, etc based on the position of the task in the chain. here is the updated code which works but I am ...
I think you guessed it right- there was a circular reference which I resolved and then it worked. but on closer look- i saw only some records were updated. then figured out that those "Tasks" that had 2 or more than 2 predecessors- the "other" predec...
Actually this works on the example base but when i paste it to run on my real base I get the following error:ERRORRangeError: Maximum call stack size exceededat pred on line 3at chain on line 6
