I’m just wondering if it’s possible to use a different column with a UUID string in the Glide tables as the rowID, instead of the automatic 
Row ID column that is created?
Thanks
For the purpose of making API calls?
No.
You can create your own UUID column if you want, but it won’t act like a RowID column. You’d need to add UUID values to it - Glide wouldn’t add them automatically - and you wouldn’t be able to use it to make API calls.
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Yes, a bit like I would do Google Sheets by performing a search using Make.com, and then I could edit the resulting row.
I wonder if that’s possible with the ‘get rows’ call and doing a search on that to extract the rowID… Oh well 
So you want to pass a UUID to make via webhook → get all rows via glide api → match the UUID from your webhook to the get all rows → extract a RowID from the match
Is that right?
I was able to find a better workaround, the team with the app isn’t on a business plan so I’m unable to test that concept.
Instead, I just created a loop by sending a column in my action table with the UUID to a column in the destination table, then related back to the action table, so that I could create a lookup for the Row ID and send it in the Webhook later down the line in the action sequence.
Seems to be working for me so far 
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