Hi @Sachin_Mittal, and welcome to the community!

One word - Script. You need to establish a transactional log that secures the original version of the submission. You do realize that this is an underlying feature of Airtable, right? It versions every change.

Welcome to the community, @Sachin_Mittal!

If you need to make a copy of your original data, you can just create another table, and then copy & paste your data into that new table.

You can do this manually, or through Airtable’s automations, or by writing a JavaScript, or by using a no-code automation platform like Integromat.

Thanks for getting back @ScottWorld,

That’s straightforward, but my DB keeps changing every hour. So, this solution is not feasible.

Hey yo, @Bill.French

How should I do it, please share any example/ tutorial if you have one.

Airtable record versions, def but the problem is,

I want to add columns to that table, and when I add them to the table,

the column shows up in the airtable form as well. Changing the original form

that is fetching the data.

That’s why you would automate the process, as I previously mentioned above.

These are two very different questions. The former refers to the data submitted; the latter refers to the data elements being collected.

Is “it” the first requirement or the second requirement?

Oh lol yes! You are right.