In attempting to learn how to use this new Beta feature, I’ve created a bunch of test interfaces that I’d now like to get rid of, but how? For the likes of me, I just cannot find where it’s possible to delete an interface. Thanks in advance to anyone who might help. If it’s not possible yet, then please consider this to be a bug or feature request instead.
How can you delete an interface?
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+35Welcome to the community, @Cody_Burleson!
You have to go all the way into the interface, click on edit, then click on the name of your interface, then unpublish the interface, then delete it.
I agree that this could be made much more intuitive & easy to find.
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+2Welcome to the community, @Cody_Burleson!
You have to go all the way into the interface, click on edit, then click on the name of your interface, then unpublish the interface, then delete it.
I agree that this could be made much more intuitive & easy to find.
Hope this helps! If you’d like to hire an expert Airtable consultant to help you with anything Airtable-related, please feel free to contact me through my website: Airtable consultant — ScottWorld
Thank you; I found it…
I can’t find any place to delete the Interface container still, but I guess that’s OK, since I guess it might just stick around for each base an interface can be added to and then it can just be renamed…
+35Thank you; I found it…
I can’t find any place to delete the Interface container still, but I guess that’s OK, since I guess it might just stick around for each base an interface can be added to and then it can just be renamed…
Go into it and then click on the little down arrow in the colored box that shows the name of the container. Again, not very intuitive at all. I think they need to rethink quite a bit about interfaces. Lol.
+2Go into it and then click on the little down arrow in the colored box that shows the name of the container. Again, not very intuitive at all. I think they need to rethink quite a bit about interfaces. Lol.
Ah. Yes, I see now, but I agree - the usability is questionable because it’s very buried.
Screenshot for the record…
+35Be sure to email support@airtable.com about anything that you’d like to see them improve in Interfaces. Sadly, they don’t normally listen to user feedback, but it seems like they are open to receiving feedback on Interfaces while it’s still in beta.
Hope this helps! If you’d like to hire an expert Airtable consultant to help you with anything Airtable-related, please feel free to contact me through my website: Airtable consultant — ScottWorld
+19Go into it and then click on the little down arrow in the colored box that shows the name of the container. Again, not very intuitive at all. I think they need to rethink quite a bit about interfaces. Lol.
ok, I have been looking for this! ha. It’s in the box. Did not expect that, but I guess that’s how you edit base info inside the base… :woman_shrugging:
+2All of the above advice seems outdated now. How the hell does one delete an interface?
Same question here...
+2All of the above advice seems outdated now. How the hell does one delete an interface?
Found it !
1 - Go into the interface
2 - The Edit button is on the upper right side of your screen.
+2Go into it and then click on the little down arrow in the colored box that shows the name of the container. Again, not very intuitive at all. I think they need to rethink quite a bit about interfaces. Lol.
Just found it ! It took me a while though ! Thanks.
+2All of the above advice seems outdated now. How the hell does one delete an interface?
Hi @JosephMoore !
I found the delete button following these instructions above.
You need to reach the "Interface" from inside the table, and from it find the way to the button. .
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