+23I have some views where I have a lot of different single select fields that’ll automatically add certain values on record creation (by setting filters on those fields).
I thought I’ll clean up the views and wrap them all in the new condition groups, however now the filters no longer add values into my fields.
Is it me who does not understand the conditions groups? or is it a bug?
+35You have to group by an editable field. You can’t group by formula fields, lookup fields, rollup fields, etc.
+23You have to group by an editable field. You can’t group by formula fields, lookup fields, rollup fields, etc.
I’m using single select fields
This fx adds ‘Todo’ in the status field:
This does not add ‘Todo’ in the status field:
These two conditions should do the same. I’m not getting how putting it into a condition group will change this?
+35I’m using single select fields
This fx adds ‘Todo’ in the status field:
This does not add ‘Todo’ in the status field:
These two conditions should do the same. I’m not getting how putting it into a condition group will change this?
Probably a bug. I would report it to support@airtable.com. They almost never fix bugs, though, so I would look into a workaround to achieve your desired effect. If you group your view by that field, it works around the bug.
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