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I am relatively new to Airtable, former Filemaker user. I am trying to figure out how to replicate something I could easily do in Filemaker.


I have a base. Each record is a school volunteer who answered a volunteer survey in Google Forms, which I then imported into Airtable.


In it I asked them a number of checkboxable questions: What times would you be available to volunteer? Which jobs would you be interested in? Which committees would you like to join? Etc.


I want to create a view where I can see an “index card” for each user, and it shows me what times they are available and what they are interested in.



In Filemaker, I’d just create a new view, change that field to checkboxes, and be done. I don’t see an easy way to do this in AirTable, but there must be. What am I missing?

Hi @Adam_Gertsacov ,


Welcome to Airtable Community!


You have 2 options to get that done:




  1. Gallery View, but the cards will be vertical, so all fields will be underneath each other instead of a card like




  2. Create an interface , this way you can show them as you need




Hope this helps


Hi @Adam_Gertsacov ,


Welcome to Airtable Community!


You have 2 options to get that done:




  1. Gallery View, but the cards will be vertical, so all fields will be underneath each other instead of a card like




  2. Create an interface , this way you can show them as you need




Hope this helps


I tried to create an interface for this, but I don’t see how to add checkboxes to show that of all the possibilities, they selected three. It seems to show me (color coded) only the selections they made.


is there a step by step guide on how to get those index cards/checkboxes?


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