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I’m very new to Airtable, here’s what I’m trying to achieve. I have a table named Inventory: Name, Category, Price.A table named Project: Address, inspection date, images, Reno Estimate. Ideal process: From the Project I want to select items (30-50 items) (ideally a multiplier field. eg: 1x, 2x etc) from the Inventory list. (Or even just a checkbox) So for the Project I’ve selected what Inventory items I’ll need and the total of their cost.Hope that makes sense.
Hello, I have a JF table which contains dates of public holidays and an APPRO table which contains a date field. I can't test if the date field in the APPRO table is a public holiday. Does anyone have a solution?
Hi All, Our team is having trouble with the cells running into the other pages when printed. This doesn’t affect everyone, just some people which makes me think it might be a setting issues. Any thoughts?“So the problem of the grid lines not closing between pages is still there, but it looks less messy than having long columns of text and pics in the body of the report. I tried using the Page Designer Extension or an outside program as suggested by others, but they require you to basically restart the whole template.”
After reading this topic about tracking an airtable iFrame, I looked deeper into if its possible to track interactions within an iframe through scripting. I read a few articles, but this one explained most clearly that it’s not possible: Note: To reiterate, you need developer access to the iframe in question . This means the source website’s code, not the iframe HTML on your website. 80% of the cases I see where people are struggling with tracking iframes are simply not possible. Without access to the iframe in question, you cannot install any tracking code. Since I don’t have access to the source for the embedded form, I can’t do tracking. My organization is relying heavily on airtable, especially for volunteer signup forms. We’d like to know how our forms are doing in terms of converting potential volunteers, but right now we’re blind because Airtable doesn’t integrate with Google Analytics. Another tool we use, Donorbox, also relies on embedded iframes, but has an option to input
Hello everyone!Thank you for taking the time to read my post.I’m new to Airtable, and absolutely loving it so far!I’ve already built a database, created forms, and now I’m exploring interfaces. My goal is to give different establishments we work with access to some of their own data, so they can add, update, or delete it as needed. I’m currently trying to achieve this within Airtable itself, without using third-party tools.I noticed that when sharing an interface, there’s an option to restrict access based on specific email domains, which is great, since most of the businesses we work with have unique email domains.I tested this using a random email I created for the test, and a few unexpected things happened: I received $10 (which I wasn’t expecting). I got an email saying I would be charged (also not something I intended). When I logged in using the test email, it didn’t allow access to the shared interface. Instead, I saw a pop-up saying I don’t need to request access, it was a
Hi Make.com was able to create this But I can not see on my side airtable What am I doing wrong why can I not see what that see when test?regards Linda
I am new to airtable and am having trouble. I have a cattle ranch and am working on a database to manage their reproduction. I would like to calculate each cows conception rate based on the number of times she has become pregnant vervus the total number of opportunities she has mated. For example, if she has been with a bull 10 times and has become pregnant 7 times in her lifetime, then her conception rate is 70%.I have each cows breeding records in the data. I also have a field titled “pregnancy status.” If i use rollup for this field with:Source= Cattle ID#Cattle field to rollup= Pregnancy StatusPregnancy status field is: pregnant or non-pregnantHow would I create a formula that would look up the pregnancy status for each mating and then calculate the percentage pregnant for the cow’s lifetime? Thank you so much for any help you can give me!
My AirTable project deals with scheduling and staffing courses for a University. We have a table of Professors, a table of Courses, and a table of Offerings which marries the other two to create staffed course-sections students can ultimately eventually sign up for.Of note: our professors do not have AirTable access, and having them sign up is out of the question unfortunately. Additionally, we do not have AirTable Portals on our plan currently.When we assign professors their share of offerings to teach, we wish to send out a confirmation email where the professor can accept, decline, or comment on a specific offering they are assigned. This will likely be achieved using a Fillout form.Professors are assigned several offerings in a given term, so we do not wish to send them one email per offering they are linked to. Instead, we would like to send a single email that regards every offering they are attached to. This email should then have multiple links to the forms to accept/decline ea
My AirTable implementation deals with scheduling and staffing of courses for a university. We have a table for Professors, a table for Courses, and a table for Offerings which marries the two together with each record representing a single staffed course-section that students will ultimately be able to register for.Of note: currently our professors do not have AirTable access. Having them create accounts is currently not an option, unfortunately. Additionally, our plan does not include AirTable Portals.When we initially link professors to offerings, we need to send emails to have the professor accept or decline the position. We currently intend to do this via a Fillout form that will allow them to edit a single select field with accept/decline as the options (the “Accepted?” field below). Our issue is with the fact that professors teach several offerings every term, so sending one email for every offering would be cumbersome. Instead, we want to find a way to send a single email to eac
Hi I’m having trouble figuring out how to properly set up a kanban.This is for contractor scheduling. I have the kaban connected to a table source called Repair Jobs. It’s then stacking fields by Assigned Contractor, with some visible fields, coloured and sorted by status. The purpose is to have an “empty” column where jobs can be dragged to contractor columns, and assigned to those contractors. I want to be able to have a drop down select for different days of the week, or a date picker. That way the admin can select “Monday”, see all the unassigned jobs, and fill up a contractors current day. In 80% of situations they would be looking at it in the context of “today”, but would also want to move forward in time to check future days. The problem with this one, is that if I use the drop down filters for “Monday”, not only is it not correctly filtering to Mondays but it makes all the columns disappear. I have “Hide empty stacks” deselected because we want all the stacks to remain visible
Hi all,Regarding the new UI changes, I really dont care very much about new buttons disposition, but changes in appearence colouring have been a downgrade in my PoV.The new Light appearance is extremely Light, and the Beta Dark mode, in my POV, is currently not good enough (contrasts, especially with coloured dropdowns are not good yet).Boxes marked in green used to be filled in predetermined color (in my case, green), but now it has been changed all to white. Couldn’t find a way to change that with the current UI changes.If someone knows how to, please let me know. Thanks!
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