Welcome to the community, @Willy_Deslandes!
If you have a publicly-accessible link to your chart, you can use the link to embed the attachment into your Airtable base in an attachment field.
However, the trick here is that this can only be done by using Airtable’s API — you can’t manually copy & paste a link into Airtable.
You have access to Airtable’s API through a variety of ways:
- Create your own automation using Airtable’s native automations.
- Write your own Javascript script — triggered from Airtable’s native automations or the script extension.
- Use an API tool like datafetcher.com (which has native integration with Airtable) or postman.com.
- Use a low-code automation & integration tool like Make.com.
#1 and #4 are the easiest, because they don’t require any knowledge of coding or APIs.
Welcome to the community, @Willy_Deslandes!
If you have a publicly-accessible link to your chart, you can use the link to embed the attachment into your Airtable base in an attachment field.
However, the trick here is that this can only be done by using Airtable’s API — you can’t manually copy & paste a link into Airtable.
You have access to Airtable’s API through a variety of ways:
- Create your own automation using Airtable’s native automations.
- Write your own Javascript script — triggered from Airtable’s native automations or the script extension.
- Use an API tool like datafetcher.com (which has native integration with Airtable) or postman.com.
- Use a low-code automation & integration tool like Make.com.
#1 and #4 are the easiest, because they don’t require any knowledge of coding or APIs.
Actually, there are many ways to visualize external data in Airtable. Let’s start with the obvious.
- Perhaps you could sync the data from Google Sheets into a table and use Airtable’s extension to plot the data.
- You could write a Google Apps Script process that sends the data via an Airtable webhook and then plots the results in the charting extension. If you have really custom chart requirements, Airtable’s interface with Vega Lite may be useful.
- You could use the Airtable Embed extension to publish your Google charts in about 1 minute.
