Kind of a general question to answer specifically. But certainly one can create URL formula buttons to update multiple fields on a record and then land the user somewhere.
Choices for leaning the syntax would be to
download Kirk Trachy's Magic Buttons app from the Exchange,
Downloading my app in the Exchange called URL Formuals for Dummies,
using Automatons,
or else contacting ke for some one on one consulting assistance to build a URL formula button for you and show you how it was done.
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Can you say in words an example of the logic and I can suggest the code syntax for a URL formula button.
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