Announcements

Hi! Just want to announce some quick updates to chart and pivot table blocks. Chart You can now adjust the sort order of the items on the X axis of bar, line, and scatter charts.Here are the new sort orders that are potentially available. View: order in view X value: X-axis value (numeric value for number types, alphabetical for text values, the order of select options for select fields) Y value: Y-axis value (ie count, summary value, etc.) Pivot You can now adjust the sort order of the rows and columns of your pivot tables.Here are the new sort orders that are available: Group: the values in the field (numeric value for number types, alphabetical for text values, order of select o

Hope everyone had a fantastic weekend!   We're launching our first ever Question of the Week. To kick off, we'd love to hear what is one thing you wish you knew when you started using Airtable? Please share in the thread below. Look forward to reading through your responses.    Let us know, and have a great week! Airtable Community

Hi all - I hope the week is going well. I’m excited to be able to share the next wave of Interface Designer updates targeted at making interfaces even more powerful and easier to use. Button Element: Allows you to add a button - and configure some actions - in your interface. This will allow you to quickly approve/reject requests and gives flexibility to making status changes like assigned or complete. You’ll be able to configure buttons to update a field or multiple fields of a single record with a single click. You may also choose to move to the next record. You’ll be able to edit the color from 4 different options. Below are the color options and their labels. These labels are meant to be guiding principles of when to use these colors, not what they do. Blue = “Primary” Red = “Warning” Green = “Success” Gray = “Secondary”

Hi everyone! I am excited to share with all of you that as of today conditional automations are now available in Airtable for all users. Conditional logic lets you trigger groups of automation actions only when certain conditions have been met, ensuring your automations are primed to do exactly what you want. Once you’ve set up conditional logic, Airtable will check the first conditional group you’ve set—if the conditions for a group have been met, the actions in that group will run. A few common questions: Do conditional actions count towards the total number of 25 actions allowed per automation?Yes, conditional actions do count toward the total number of actions allowed for each automatio

Welcome to our first ever Top Contributors recap! Each month, we’ll be highlighting the top contributors in the Airtable Community who have gone above and beyond to help others learn and grow their skills with Airtable.  We define a Top Contributor as someone who is passionate, helpful, friendly, and an active user. These members continue to share their profound knowledge by answering questions, starting new threads, and going out of their way to share the benefits of Airtable with their extended networks.   In January, our Top Contributors offered 84 solutions, started 24 new threads, wrote 356 replies, and received 203 kudos 🔥  *click the usernames and links below to learn more about January’s Top Contributors.   Top Solution Authors 🧠

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to highlight Kuovonne Vorderbruggen!   LM: How long have you been using Airtable? KV: I discovered Airtable about five years ago in 2018 as part of a search for a low cost, cloud-based, cross-platform database system for personal projects, and every year since then has been a new adventure. Initially I forced my Airtable builds on bewildered friends and family who didn’t understand why a database could be better than a spreadsheet, but in 2019 I found that people would pay me to create Airtable bases. So, in 2020, I decided to re-enter the workforce full-time, focusing on Airtable consulting.

Hi all - I hope everyone is having a great week! 💫 Some may remember, that back in 2018, Airtable released “Blocks”— which let you build your own tools and added additional functionality to Airtable. Then, in 2020, Airtable released the Apps Marketplace, which added even more functionality, and led to the renaming of blocks to apps because, well, they’re applications that work within Airtable. But that was never as clear as we hoped, especially in an era where Apps can refer to everything from Miro to Angry Birds to the application your team builds with Airtable. So as we look forward, we wanted to choose a name that reflects the way our customers can—and will—use these powerful tools. Our goal is to extend the functionality of Airtable, so we wanted to choose a name that reflects that future. “Extensions” was a natural choice.

  The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to highlight Steve Carlson! Company: T-MobileRole: Leader of News Operations in T-Mobile’s PR team LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? SC: Seeking structure, efficiency and predictability in a fluid and nuanced industry. LM: How long have you been using Airtable? SC: Almost two years, and I keep finding new use cases for it. LM: How do you use Airtable? At work? At home? SC: All at work so

Hello Airtable Community👋 !!Chris Dancy here, proud Airtable user, no-code fan, and organizer for the yearly "DareTable -Unofficial user conference." I've always strived to use Airtable to connect people, values, or ideas that can change the world. While I admire the connected app platform of the enterprise, I am enamored by the systems that support of

Hi everyone, I hope you’ve been well! I’m Jade, a Product Manager here at Airtable. We’ve got an exciting new feature that is live in Airtable today - you can now deep-link to a specific cell! Prior to this feature being released, users were only able to copy & share the record URL - this wasn’t ideal for bases with a high volume of fields per record. Imagine you want to share a single field with your colleague, but your only option was to copy an entire record with every field! Now with our new feature, you will be able to copy and share links to a specific cell. This simplifies the link sharing experience, as well as make it easier to navigate in a base. Using this feature is simple - right click on the cell you want to share, and click “Copy cell URL”. Now when you navigate to the base using that link, you’ll be brought directly to that specific cell. This feature works in the grid view, as well as the expanded record. Here it is i

The best part of this Community is the endless exchange of innovative ideas and helpful solutions between our 50,000 members. To celebrate the launch of the new platform, we’d love for you to share your favorite learning or unlock that has deepened your Airtable experience. You will have a chance to win swag by sharing! This could be a hat, perhaps a pair of socks, newly branded T-shirt. Looking forward to the notable Airtable unlocks and learnings from each of you that will inspire others!

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Souleimane Konate! LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? SK: Souleimane Konate (@Soly)  is born and lives in France. He's a multi-talented entrepreneur with a background in Transport Management and Logistics. But that's not all he's known for. Souleimane is also a former professional heavyweight kickboxer, who spent a decade competing and winning international and national championship titles. Throughout his career, he has been able to explore various fields such as close protection, acting, landscaping, projec

We are excited to announce that as of today, the Interface Designer beta is open to everyone, which means you will now be able to create interfaces right from your bases, no code required. What is Interface Designer exactly? Interface Designer lets you build visual and interactive interfaces using your base’s underlying data. By creating custom interfaces for your stakeholders, you can isolate the information that’s critical to them and none of the other details. This makes it tremendously easy to understand the status of a project and what’s required from whom. Jump right in or keep reading for a comprehensive round-up of everything you’ll need to get started, plus information about a few other features you’ll start seeing after today :tada:

Piloting a networking program for the month of January! Hi everyone! We are piloting a networking program for the month of January. This is an opportunity for you to connect with like-minded individuals and have meaningful conversations about Airtable. This pilot is limited to the first 100 people who sign-up using this link. You will fill out a questionnaire about the types of professionals you are looking to connect with. Right now the types are Marketing Professionals, Product Ops Professionals, IT Professionals, Developers and/or General Networking.  You will be matched based on compatibility with another member of the community for a 30 m

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Ashlee Meese! LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? AM: I’m a seasoned movie studio executive with 20 years of experience across Consumer Products, Home Entertainment, TV, Theatrical, and Production. I’m passionate about building connections with fans through engaging storytelling with an expertise in digital content strategy and influencer marketing.  I currently lead the North America Marketing team at Warner Bros. Discovery where we create retail and consumer marketing initiatives for DC, Harry Potter, and WB Animation in the consumer products division.  When I’m not working, I’m either spending time with my husband and two kids, baking, or binge watching ba

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Chris Huey! LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? CH: Chris is a Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (MEL) specialist with 10 years of development experience, specifically in youth development and human rights advocacy. He has a strong background in technology and information management systems and is particularly interested in the nexus between technology and MEL as a way to improve the efficiency and accuracy of data management for the purpose of making good data accessible to those who can learn from it. He has a master’s degree in international development from the University of Denver and is a proud returned Peace Corps Volunteer (Peru 2010-2012).  LM: Ho

Hi Airtable Community, I’m excited to share that we have launched a brand new Help Center! Airtable’s Help Center is the go-to learning resource to find documentation about every Airtable feature - from automation guides to formulas, our goal is to ensure the Help Center has the answers you need. And, if you aren’t finding the help you need, you can always get in touch with our Support team directly through the Help Center. In the new experience, you’ll have access: Improved search to more easily discover content A dedicated page to see articles that have been recently updated Better navigation to visually browse through specific product areas Integrated article feedback to let us know how we can improve our content Please head over to

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Alli Alosa✨ LM: How long have you been using Airtable? AA: I created my first account in December of 2017, so it’s now been 5 full years! While it might sound a little over-the-top, my life has changed so much over those 5 years as a direct result of Airtable. I started my own business as an Airtable Consultant, began co-hosting an Airtable Podcast (BuiltOnAir) and have worked with and even met in-person so many amazing people from the Airtable Community. LM: How do you use Airtable? At work? At home? AA: As an Airtable Consultant, I’m using the platform virtually the entire work day. I help clients

Welcome to the new Airtable Community Experience! We are so excited to welcome you back. Whether you've been a member of the Airtable Community since day one or you joined us a few clicks ago, thank you for being part of the community - you all bring Airtable to life in a way that inspires us every single day. A few things to explore: Join a group. If you're looking to connect with like-minded individuals who are using Airtable for marketing or product operations, we've got you covered. If you're looking to help us shape the future of the Airtable Platform, we now have a Research Opportunities group and our product team can't wait to connect with you. Introduce yourself to the rest of the community. We were all new once, let's celebrate one another. Events. We now have a dedicated events

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Jason Hill ✨ LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? JH: Jason is a lifelong educator who has dedicated his career to educating youth and adults.  He started his career as a High School teacher who focused on Career Development.  He taught computer networking, web design, graphic design, and video production subjects.  Throughout his teaching career and into administration, Jason has focused on computer systems and their integration into the daily lives of students and adults.  He built systems that created mutual workflows and communication at a comprehensive high school.  Moving into district administration, he implemented and manage

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Shae Redding – Rogers✨   LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? SRR: Shae Redding – Rogers was born in Manhattan, New York by a sing

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Nick Robeson✨ LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? NR: As a Digital Project/Product Owner, streamlining processes and automating workflows are two of my biggest passions. If there’s a way I can eliminate or automate a tedious manual task for someone, I’m all in.  My passion for technology and continuous improvement has been around since I can remember. Back in my college golf days, I was always looking to get better using the latest and greatest technology to improve my swing mechanics. Shortly after college, I took my passions to the fintech industry and haven’t looked back.

The Airtable Community Change Maker Spotlights are a new ongoing series where we will be highlighting inspirational creators across the Airtable Community. We are thrilled to be able to highlight Mark Figueiredo✨ LM: How would you describe yourself on the back of your autobiography? MF: Mark Figueriedo is a UX designer that found his way into Design Operations after trying to label himself in the design field. Mark loves design leadership, organizing teams, and uncovering the coolest and newest tools and practices for his teams to use and explore. He’s a social guy who loves to network, meet new people, and share his passion for teams and people. LM: How do you use Airtable? At work? At home? MF: I started using Airtable at work a few years ago. At that time, I didn’t know what it could really do, but over time I became a

Happy February! We’re excited to announce that our new remoteFetchAsync function is now live within the Scripting App. One of the most common issues we see users run into when writing scripts is in trying to use the fetch API to communicate with an external service. Because Scripting App scripts run directly in the user’s browser, fetch requests will be blocked by the browser if the target server doesn’t support Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS). The new remoteFetchAsync method transmits the request from Airtable’s own servers rather from the user’s browser, thereby getting around CORS issues. remoteFetchAsync works very similarly to fetch and expects the same inputs, except for a handful

Hi all - I hope you’re doing well and for those who celebrate, I hope you had a great Thanksgiving. I’m excited to share that on December 1, 2022, the Airtable Community is moving to a new platform! Upgrading this experience is a huge step forward for the community, and I can’t wait for you to see it. Here’s what you need to know: In order to finalize the migration to our new platform, the Airtable Community Forums will be down from November 28 to November 30, 2022. Please note that all forums will be inaccessible during that time in a ‘read-only’ state. All of your content, leaderboard points, and login information will be automatically carried over, so no action is needed on your end. On December 1st (hopefully by 10 am PT at the latest), you’ll be able to use your existing login information to sign in at