Select [Ask] Channel For Selected Script stops if name not found

Yea exactly - something like that. I don't have time right now to guide through how to make such a script, but wanted to point out that it should be possible to write.

I've taken a note of the feature request to change the behavior or add new behavior to the original script - just wanted to give you a pointer on where to get started in case you wanted something up and running quicker (you'd need the community's help to implement it)

This is pretty much what I had in my head! Awesome you got it working :) I'm not sure if you're missing out on some error handling, but given that that's what you wanted to customize, I'd say this is the right way to go.

Hi Nicolai! Yes it is working for me. You shouldn't get any errors message if you use onError: "Continue"
What does the error message say?
Here is the complete script I am using

sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();

var channelName = sf.interaction.popupText({
    title: 'Channel name'
}).text;

function selectChannelName() {
    sf.ui.proTools.clipSelectFieldRecorderChannelOneClip({
        channelNameContains: [channelName.trim()],
        isOkayIfNoMatch: true, 
        onError: "Continue"
    })
};

sf.ui.proTools.clipDoForEachSelectedClip({action: selectChannelName});

sf.keyboard.press ({keys: "alt+f"});

I'm sorry I wasn't clear enough. I mean like this:

sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();

function selectChannelName() {
    try {
        sf.ui.proTools.clipSelectFieldRecorderChannelOneClip({
            channelNameContains: ["A3"],
            isOkayIfNoMatch: true,
            onError: "ThrowError"
        });
    } catch (err) {
        sf.ui.proTools.colorsSelect({
            colorTarget: "ClipsInTracks",
            colorType: "None"
        });
    };
};

sf.ui.proTools.clipDoForEachSelectedClip({
    action: selectChannelName, onError: "Continue"
});

sf.keyboard.press({ keys: "alt+f" });