Repeating groups of Airtable automation actions

The primary use case for repeating groups of automation actions is to iterate over a list of found records and update each accordingly.

New Feature: Airtable Repeating Groups (Loops!) in Automations

Airtable is on a roll, recently releasing the ability to create repeating groups in automations (allowing for looping through a list and for ...

Automation using both Conditional Logic and Repeating Group

Another limitation is that each automation can only have up to 24 actions. ... automation from Airtable. I also give live demonstrations of how to ...

New: Repeating groups of actions in Automations

Hi, I'm Helen, a Product Manager here at Airtable, and I'm very excited to announce that you can now repeat groups of actions on multiple ...

Add an action after a repeat group - Airtable Community

There is currently no way to add an action after a repeat group in an automation, if i'm correct. This would however be very helpful.

Solved: Nested Repeating group in Automation - Airtable Community

Airtable automations allow for only limited flow control. You can have only one repeating group. If you have conditional actions, you cannot have a repeating ...

How to run an automation repeating group one item at a time

Airtable will for sure run on multiple records concurrently with no logical order to them. Ive dealt with this before. My solution was to allow ...

Airtable automation walkthroughs

Repeating groups of Airtable automation actions ... Overview of repeating groups The repeating group feature was created with repetitive workflows and simplicity ...

How to Use “Repeating Groups” in Airtable Automations - XRay.Tech

With repeating groups in Airtable automations, you can repeat automated actions for every item in a list. We'll show you how to use ...

Loop Through Arrays and Lists in Airtable with Repeating Groups

With repeating groups in Airtable automations, you can repeat automated actions for every item in a list.

Nesting conditinal logic and repeating group actions in an automation

Within an automation we use a repeating group action to update a set of records. We may want to update each of these records differently depending on a ...

Repeating Group Automation: Pull From All Tables in Base

For example, you can use a repeating group to to individually process each record found in a "Find records" action. Prior to repeating actions, ...

Looping Automation with Airtable - YouTube

Have you heard that Airtable released a new, highly anticipated feature called looping automation? This means you can organize your ...

Repeating Group Automation Sends Multiple Emails

I followed the instructions in the following Airtable article: https://support.airtable.com/docs/repeating-groups-of-automation-actions?_gl=1* ...

Automation Repeatable Group issue with Update Record action

And that is after clicking the + to the right of Record ID in Update Record configuration, two boxes appear. In the left most box under Use Data ...

Conditional Groups of Automation Actions - Airtable Support

Using conditions you can create sequential groups of automation actions where each group has a condition based on the results of a previous trigger or action.

Is there a way to "Automate" an automation? : r/Airtable - Reddit

EDIT: You could avoid using the repeating group and just combine all the records if you only wanted to send one message. I think you could do ...

Send Email Automation - Repeating Group - Insert List of Records

It seems like the logic is built more for sending one person a list of records that match. I thought that was the point in the new Find records, ...

Looping (Repeating) Automations - with linked records how?

Learn how to create a repeating group in Airtable Automations to scale your work and take action on multiple records at once. Kuovonne ...

Within a Repeating Group, update a multiple select field without ...

Within your repeating group, do a "Find Records" action to get the current record that you want to process. The easiest way to do this is have a ...