# Ways to have external users update your Airtable data

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**Created:** [February 2, 2023, 12:57am UTC](https://air.tableforums.com/t/ways-to-have-external-users-update-your-airtable-data/150 "2023-02-02T00:57:32Z")\
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> [@ScottWorld](#):
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> I was mostly considering people like myself who don’t know how to script.

I should have clarified–once you are in an Airtable automation, you can use the automation to update the original record, using a combination of the “Find Record” and “Update Record” actions, OR using a script.

> [@ScottWorld](#):
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> Although I should note that even for people who know scripting, integrating with external apps is often easier for them with a low-code visual building tool like Make.

Absolutely. But we should take that to another topic. I use both scripting and Make extensively. And when I use Make with Airtable, it currently is almost always in combination with an Airtable script.

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