Instead of creating a “record review” interface, you can create a new interface page that is a “list”, and you can actually change the “list” to appear just like the “grid view” that you see in the data layer. (You will find that option in the right margin underneath “visualizations” after you highlight the entire interface page itself.)

If you want to stick with the “record review” interface page, any linked record field can be set to be displayed as a “grid view”.

- ScottWorld, Expert Airtable Consultant

Hmm, are you trying to create a system to add Groups to an Event, and then contact each of them and then note down when you contacted them?  If so, you could try setting up your interface like this:

The first ‘Groups’ field lets you link groups to Event 2, and the second Groups field id set up as a view, so it works like this in practice:

And you can then key into the ‘Notes’ field when you contacted that group for that event

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You could also set up a table where each record represents a single Group <> Event link and that’d be useful if you’re storing a lot of information about each unique link, but if it’s just the date of contact I’d just say use a text field to log it as freetext as it’s a lot simpler

 Are you trying to create a system to add Groups to an Event, and then contact each of them and then note down when you contacted them? I Pass

Fully agree with ​@ScottWorld’s answer above!
Also keep in mind that you can use the Grouping feature on such Grid view on the interface.

Mike, Consultant @ Automatic Nation