You may want to do your initial setup in a grid view, because it will help you understand what the fields are doing.
Imagine Airtable like a big spreadsheet, and the fields are your columns. The field name is basically your column header. Example:


You may want to do your initial setup in a grid view, because it will help you understand what the fields are doing.
Imagine Airtable like a big spreadsheet, and the fields are your columns. The field name is basically your column header. Example:


Thanks! ! Yes, I agree that working from the grid forward is helpful, I eventually puzzled it out.... I've worked with lots of other view table and base types, it's just taken me a minute for my brain to process how a two axis spreadsheet view where neither of the axes is TIME can capture temporality, 🙂