Thought this was a no brainer, create 3 different views & lock them down. Example: 3 different yearbooks, one of three views applies to each yearbook. However, when I edit one it affects all of the views. Need to show only student pages that are related to each yearbook. In the lookup field, I pick a field to filter by and it works for one yearbook. But when I edit a second view (second yearbook) it changes the first view (first yearbook) to reflect the second view.
+20Views always show you the same records (but in different ways). Sounds like you need to create more records, not more views.
I discuss this in the “Working with Views” chapter of my Learning Airtable course:
ScottWorld wrote:
Views always show you the same records (but in different ways). Sounds like you need to create more records, not more views.
I discuss this in the “Working with Views” chapter of my Learning Airtable course:
hey ScottWorld, I understand that views just massage the same records. All the records are created, just need to see them in a different way.
+20Pablo_Rios wrote:
hey ScottWorld, I understand that views just massage the same records. All the records are created, just need to see them in a different way.
The way to do this would be to change your filters on each view, so you have a completely different filter applied to each view.
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