Links don’t automatically populate in Airtable. You have to manually link them.
However, it sounds like all of your contacts should live in the same table, and then you can categorize certain contacts as students. Is there a reason you’ve separated them out?
Links don’t automatically populate in Airtable. You have to manually link them.
However, it sounds like all of your contacts should live in the same table, and then you can categorize certain contacts as students. Is there a reason you’ve separated them out?
Thanks Scott. I did manually create the link (in Students, Link to another record, Contacts). Added a Lookup field of Verification (from Contacts)
It's a feed (CSV file from another system), figured it would be easier to just bring them in as seperate table. Could do it with Make but was trying to avoid automation unless I have to
Thanks for your help
If you use the CSV import extension in Airtable, I believe that’s the only way within Airtable to directly import data from CSV files into linked record fields.
You could also use an automation to move data from another field into a linked record field, but that could quickly eat up your limited automation runs if you have thousands of records.
If you use the CSV import extension in Airtable, I believe that’s the only way within Airtable to directly import data from CSV files into linked record fields.
You could also use an automation to move data from another field into a linked record field, but that could quickly eat up your limited automation runs if you have thousands of records.
OK, thanks Scott. I'm a bit happier that I wasn't just being stupid but that seems a pretty limiting issue. I'll just do it with Make
Thanks again
Totally agree with you that it is a very limiting issue in Airtable. A major oversight, it seems.
You probably already know how to do this, but I demonstrate how to automatically import & merge CSV files into Airtable using Make here: https://youtube.com/watch?list=PLqssva4liHRwHhQIpTXekG8WObEoyC2F1&v=cMA4GPj4iNE
Totally agree with you that it is a very limiting issue in Airtable. A major oversight, it seems.
You probably already know how to do this, but I demonstrate how to automatically import & merge CSV files into Airtable using Make here: https://youtube.com/watch?list=PLqssva4liHRwHhQIpTXekG8WObEoyC2F1&v=cMA4GPj4iNE
Yes thanks great video which I already watched. Your material is fantastic and greatly appreciated
Thanks so much, @Mike_Ball! That is so nice of you! 😀
If it's a manual one off, copying and pasting the emails into the linked field should create the link you want? Not entirely sure what your workflow is though, apologies if I've misunderstood!

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