Hi @Jonathan_Rose - the page designed displays/prints per record so, even though you have many items on the same pallet, it will only display each item record (if the page designer works off the item data).
The way around this is to make have the page designer print the pallet record instead and to do this you’ll need to make pallets have their own table.
Here’s a simplified mock-up:
Have a Pallets table like this:

And on your items table, instead of just noting the pallet number as you have it now, link to a record in the Pallets table:

Now build your page design from the pallets table and access the linked item records:

Resulting in something like this:


(Edit - I’ve got two of “item 4” so ignore this!)
JB
Hi @Jonathan_Rose - the page designed displays/prints per record so, even though you have many items on the same pallet, it will only display each item record (if the page designer works off the item data).
The way around this is to make have the page designer print the pallet record instead and to do this you’ll need to make pallets have their own table.
Here’s a simplified mock-up:
Have a Pallets table like this:

And on your items table, instead of just noting the pallet number as you have it now, link to a record in the Pallets table:

Now build your page design from the pallets table and access the linked item records:

Resulting in something like this:


(Edit - I’ve got two of “item 4” so ignore this!)
JB
Hi. Just saw this. I think I figured it out with some help from another community member. I’ll take a look on Airtable. Thx.
Jon