The offset value is a long string of letters and numbers that has to be taken from the response of your previous API call.

Look at your first API call, and at the end of the response, there will be an offset value returned to you.

Use that offset value for your next API call. 

The offset isn't the number at which you want to start getting records I'm afraid, and is a value returned by Airtable in your initial call that looks something like this: itrloILUa4LWba21F/recreX96b1OkfThVj

And so in your context, it'd look something like:

I'm sure you're already familiar with the documentation, and for future reference you can tell what kind of data to pass along by checking out the '<number>' and '<string>' bits!

Thank you very much for your time.
Everything solved thanks to you

@TheTimeSavingCo I'm using the Airtable Node SDK and the type for `offset` is `number` but it throws an error of "INVALID_OFFSET_VALUE". Passing a `string` also throws an error "Error: Airtable: invalid parameters for `select`".

Also, I don't get the `offset` string from the response when using the SDK.

Is it possible to do pagination with the SDK? I see there's a function for `.select().eachPage()` but I'm not sure how to use it to implement pagination.

If requesting via Fetch, I get the `offset` string from the response and I'm able to send it to the next request and get the next page, but how do I navigate backwards? I would need to store in a hash map ( { 0: null, 1: 'first_page/offset_string', ... } ) ?

Hi Maurizio, 

Can you help to share how you use the offset code to continue load 100+ records in Power BI?  I got 1st 100row, but have not clue at all about the next step for the remained rows.  Thanks!