My code script isn't checking table correctly?

Try fixing up your table.

//Disclaimer: I have not tested this yet and DO NOT know if it will work.

--CODES
codes = {
["Release!"] = {Name = "Release", Money =  1000000},

["Beta!"] = {Name = "Beta", Money = 5000000},

["ITS OVER 9000!!!"] = { Name = "ITS OVER 9000", Money = 9000}
}

Ya, I kinda messed up on the table, sorry about that. I'm just showing you the format.

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I think it's because of the weird way you made it call the functions.

Here's the way I did it:

Edit: fixed it i think

function awarding(class, howmuch, Box)
    if Folder:FindFirstChild(Box) then
        print('found')
        if Folder:FindFirstChild(Box).Value == true then
        return function() 
            class(howmuch)
            end
            end
    end
end

function money(amount, can)
    print('plz')
    plr:WaitForChild("Zeni").Value = plr.Zeni.Value + amount    
    can = true
end

function power(amountt, cam)
    print("working?")
    plr:WaitForChild("Stats"):WaitForChild("Strength").Value = plr.Stats.Strength.Value + amountt
    print('strength+')
    cam = true
end
print('Functions')
--VARIABLES
plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer
Input = script.Parent.Parent.CodeInput
Enter = script.Parent
Folder = plr:WaitForChild("Codes")
--CODES
codes = {
["Release!"] = {awarding, money, 1000000, "Release"}, --change how it is as IIRC you can't store a function in a table and call it directly

["Beta!"] = {awarding, power, 5000000, "Beta"},

["ITS OVER 9000!!!"] = {awarding, power, 9000, "ITS OVER 9000"}
}
print('codes')


Enter.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
    print('Clicked')
    local test = codes[Input.Text]
    if test then
        test[1](test[2], test[3], test[4]) -- actually call the function from the first value
        print('SENT')
    else
        print(':(')
    end
end)