It is not possible to display formula fields on your form.
But Airtable does provide you with an API which you could use to link a “custom” form to your base.
On this custom form you could then display the total cost of the items etc.
By “custom” form, I mean a form built using Java, .NET, PHP etc.
You might also want to look into prefilling a form, to prefill the total cost of the items
Check this out.
It is not possible to display formula fields on your form.
But Airtable does provide you with an API which you could use to link a “custom” form to your base.
On this custom form you could then display the total cost of the items etc.
By “custom” form, I mean a form built using Java, .NET, PHP etc.
You might also want to look into prefilling a form, to prefill the total cost of the items
Check this out.
I will look into prefilling. Thanks!
Is this something that might get implemented down the road?
+1 I would highly support being able to show calculated fields as well as look up fields on forms. This would really enhance the forms feature to another level.
Seems incredibly silly not to be able to show formula fields on a form. I really wish they would add this as a feature!
Throwing my vote in for this!! A big feature of many form apps is the ability to do a quiz or calculator especially outgrow which charges crazy pricing for it.
+1 for adding this feature :thumbs_up:
It would be great to be able to make a registration form where the multiple attendees could be added to the same form and be able to have a formula field at the bottom which identifies the price for the group.
This is a must! It’s the only thing I need on my form, otherwise I have to change back to another creator… Again. Any ideas when this is coming?
This is a must! It’s the only thing I need on my form, otherwise I have to change back to another creator… Again. Any ideas when this is coming?
Hi @Andreas_Dalen, check out https://beenform.co. lt prefills your custom form with data from airtable.
Our miniExtensions form can display formula fields when editing existing records, and also when creating new records using the "Save & Continue" functionality. You can try this out using a free account now! 🙂
Airtable's form doesn't have this feature, since it doesn't support reading data from the record, which is needed to display formula fields.