Hi. This seems like something trivial, but I can't seem to find any way to do this. I had synced two tables from a base to another. During that time, various fields were renamed in Base A (the source table). I noticed that the fields in Base B do not seem to get renamed as well, yet the sync remains active.
How can I know which is the fieldB name in Base B, which maps to fieldA in BaseA, without having to resort to guessing?
It's a deliberate choice of Airtable to not let changed field names sync through. Unfortunately, because it's one of my frustrations when using Airtable. Don't really know a simple trick for this one. It would be useful if linked fields where connected to each other in the "Relationships" tool. Now, it only shows the table a linked field is linked to.
It's a deliberate choice of Airtable to not let changed field names sync through. Unfortunately, because it's one of my frustrations when using Airtable. Don't really know a simple trick for this one. It would be useful if linked fields where connected to each other in the "Relationships" tool. Now, it only shows the table a linked field is linked to.
One very hacky way I found to deterministically find the 'old' column name in the synced table, is to put a unique value in a row, and then find the column which contains that value in the synced table. Feels like it could be way simpler, but it works.
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