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Hi there, I would like to be able to post a link between records, in 2 different tables, that goes from


A(Record 😵 -> B(Record Y,Record Z …)

B(Record Y,Record Z …) -> A(Record X)


To ease navigation, haven’t been able to figure out how to do it, Is there any query parameters I can use to filter the gallery? Both galleries have public sharing


Thanks in advance

Welcome to the community, @Darwin_Nomad! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: I’m not sure that I understand what you’re trying to do. When you say “post a link between records,” are you talking about creating the link? I’m guessing that A and B are your tables, and you want to link Record X in Table A] to Record Y and Record Z in Table B], while also doing the reverse from B back to A. Is that correct?


This reciprocal link behavior is automatic in Airtable. Make a link field in Table A] that lets you link to Table B]. Go to Record X, then create a new link to Record Y and Record Z in Table B]. That’s it. If you look in oTable B], you’ll see the a new link field that Airtable made for you, and you’ll find reciprocal links on Record Y and Record Z that both point back to Record X in cTable A].


Does that answer your question? If not, could you please provide more specific details on what you’re trying to achieve? If you can attach screenshots, that would be extremely helpful.

Welcome to the community, @Darwin_Nomad! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: I’m not sure that I understand what you’re trying to do. When you say “post a link between records,” are you talking about creating the link? I’m guessing that A and B are your tables, and you want to link Record X in Table A] to Record Y and Record Z in Table B], while also doing the reverse from B back to A. Is that correct?


This reciprocal link behavior is automatic in Airtable. Make a link field in Table A] that lets you link to Table B]. Go to Record X, then create a new link to Record Y and Record Z in Table B]. That’s it. If you look in oTable B], you’ll see the a new link field that Airtable made for you, and you’ll find reciprocal links on Record Y and Record Z that both point back to Record X in cTable A].


Does that answer your question? If not, could you please provide more specific details on what you’re trying to achieve? If you can attach screenshots, that would be extremely helpful.



Also, @Darwin_Nomad: If you can’t see the “reciprocal link” field in Table B, you will find it underneath the “Hide Fields” button.