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Hello, this is an example of a value in my NAME field: 1290 Name 3 (Some Words) 1255 Another Name 12 (more words) I’m looking for a formula that will get rid of the numbers and space before Name, and anything in parentheses) so would result in: Name Another Name Thanks for any help!

I’m trying to build a dashboard for investors on top of our sales and client data. I don’t want them to have access to the data itself, but only see charts and summarized values. I believe that with the built-in Airtable data visualization tools, this is not possible as I have to give access to the entire base. How would you approach this? Which third-party app would you use for some simple graphs and sums? Thanks!

Hey all. I am trying to use Airtable to manage farming schedules. I’m trying to figure out an automation that would create an entry in one of four other tables, whenever I update a status on a primary table. Specifically, I have a primary table with all the seeds I am using, and one of the field types is a single-select with labels [Seeded, Transplant, Finish, Harvest]. I also have several scheduling tables that correspond to each of those labels. The idea then, is that when I set a seed status to “Seeded”, an entry for that seed would be created in the Seeded table, and so on for the other tables. Would a REGEX_MATCH formula work for this? I have zero experience writing up complicated formulas.

I want only current records to show in a view. There doesn’t seem to be a way to filter for “date created after dateX”, so I figure I can create a field that says “yes” if the date created is after whatever date I put in, then filter on that field. But what would be the formula for saying, "If ‘date created’ is after September 13, “yes”, “no”)? Thanks!

I’m not too sure where I’m going wrong. The Javascript examples I’ve read indicate that this should work, but Airtable isn’t processing them as I’d hoped - and judging from the results I’ll need to modify my script somehow. Although the Automation triggers at the correct local time, it certainly doesn’t pass the local time as an input into the script - which isn’t a problem so long as we can easily process it to the correct time within the script, which is where I’m stuck. //Trigger executes 7am daily and provides the _input_date to the script, but it is using yesterdays date (even though Airtable trigger states it is using local time?), so attempting to align it with local time via JS below let rightNow = input.config()._input_date; var date = new Date(rightNow); let today = new Date() let string = today.toLocaleDateString() let correct = new Date(string) console.log(date.getTimezoneOffset()); console.log(date.toLocaleTimeString('en-AU')); console.log(correct) Appreciate any hel

Hi all, I’ve been spending around 2 hours trying to understand what I was missing in a simple “if X superior to Y, then show X, otherwise show Y”… Here’s a screencast of what’s happening, can’t believe my eyes :Screencastify I have Y = 11.8 If I change X to 9, the formula says X is higher than 9… Very weird behaviour here as shown above. Any hint on this amazing bug??

what formula can I run against a text field that will display all text characters up to a “,”. Example: TEXT1, TEXT2 Result: TEXT1

Hi everyone, I currently have a base where there is a column for DIMENSIONS in the form of manual entry formated as such: 12" x 10" x 8" I would like to SPLIT the numerical values into 3 different columns (column 1 = 12, column 2 = 10, column 3 = 8) From my research I have not been able to find an adequate split formula (I know that airtable, unfortunately, doesn’t have an easy way to SPLIT) How best would I go about splitting this information by a split-like formula?

I am trying to count the number of values entered in each cell of a column, just so that I can perform certain automation. like for example, if the column name is 'Colleagues" and the first row in this column contains three names of colleagues. Then how can I automatically detect that there are 3 names/values entered in this cell?

Hi community! Is it possible to trigger a built-in Airtable automation (example: Create a custom automation) when a button is clicked? Thanks!

Hi everyone! I have been using Airtable together with one collaborator for a while and reached record limit on one of my bases. Unfortunately, I think the service has a rather steep cost rise for users like me that have few basic bases with one collaborator only but who surpass a thousand records x base. I am currently paying for premium services but none of them is $20 x month with the prospect of having to upgrade to $40 sometime soon. I was thinking of excluding my collaborator from the base workplace (making him not billable) and hence cutting my costs to half. Before doing that, I need to be extra SURE that my base data will remain as it is, and if I eliminate him I won’t lose any records and changes HE had previously made to my base. Can anyone please advise me on how to proceed? Thanks so much.

Hi All, I hope someone could help me a better way of doing this. I have two tables on a base (Table 1 and Table 2). In Table 1, data is shown below: Here is what I am trying to do in Table 2: Count all similar State Country entries from table 1 Count all EMEA, APAC and AMERICAS from table 1 I tried using the Pivot Table app but the lack of exporting it to CSV is not ideal for me.

Hi there, I am using a formula field to pull the time stamp (and t-zone) from a Date and Time field. I am using this formula currently: DATETIME_FORMAT(SET_TIMEZONE({Day 1 - Start}, ‘America/Los_Angeles’), ‘h:mm a’). This works wonderfully, however, if the time and date field is blank (which, in my case, does happen) my time stamp field shows #ERROR. How can I add to this formula so it knows to leave the field blank if the date and time field is blank? Would appreciate all and any help on this. Daniel

Hello, I am looking for the option that when trying to create a record, the system will autocomplete or suggest based on information already registered in other fields.

Hi, as the title says, is it possible to remove the stickiness of primary tables while scrolling horizontally? It’s irritating because sometimes a field that’s hidden behind it seems to be having a blank title while it’s only hidden. So is there a way? I didn’t find the option to when I right clicked on it. TYIA.

Progressing with Javascript and airtable, was distracted with the thought - can I gear a scripting app button to open a link? I know I that the button fields can open links within a base (but annoyingly their labels can’t be configured on a per record basis). The below simply posts the selected link in the output, but is there a method that allows to open directly into a new tab upon clicking the button? let button_test = await input.buttonsAsync( "abc this is a test", [ {label: 'Google', value: 'https://google.com'}, {label: 'Bing', value: 'https://bing.com', variant: 'primary'}, {label: 'Yahoo', value: 'https://ask.com', variant: 'secondary'}, {label: 'DuckDuckGo', value: 'https://duckduckgo.com', variant: 'danger'} ] ) output.markdown(`### Link: ${button_test} `) output.inspect(button_test)

Hey all! I’m stumped. I have a “Link to” column compiling every testing date, then a “Most Recent Test Date” rollup column using MAX (VALUES) to list back what the most recent date is. However, sometimes we schedule testing dates in advance. HOW do I get a column to determine what the most recent testing date is before TODAY? Thanks so much!!!

{Business User Value} + {Time Criticality} +{Risk Reduction - Opportunity Enablement} / {Story Point Estimate} The first part works great then I add the / and error its nothing to do with the format of the fields as {Story Point Estimate} + {Business User Value} works fine… any ideas? its seem really odd to me

Hi there, I’m using airtable to compare an actual quantity with a goal quantity, then using an If, Then statement to tell me whether I’m at my goal, need to increase, or need to decrease my actual. Here’s my current formula: IF({% of total}={Goal % of total}, "OK", IF({% of total}>{Goal % of total}, "Trim", "Expand")) This is working fine, but what I would really like is if I were able to specify a range for values that are “close enough” to the goal. For example if {% of total} is plus or minus 0.5 of the goal, I want it to return OK. Anyone have any thoughts on how to do this? Thanks in advance!

Pretty much what the title says. We have a role in the company that is going to be split. One of the users / accounts was given “Creator” status, and we need to change it back to “Editor”. I’ve done that, but the account can still do all of the things that a Creator can do. Is there a known issue about this problem?

This is a tough one to describe in one sentence. Basically, I have a group of people who “sponsor” one another. There is no real hierarchy. Person A could sponsor Person B who could sponsor Person C who could Sponsor Person A. Some Sponsors might have multiple Sponsees. So I have one field, “Name”, and another Field “Their Sponsor” that links to the Name field. So I can see each Sponsee’s Sponsor, and what I would like is a way to see each Sponsor’s Sponsees, ideally in the same table. And, ideally, when the field “Their Sponsor” is updated, the “Sponsor’s Sponsees” field is automatically updated. Thanks in advance.

Hello, I duplicated a form and added new questions. The new answers are not showing up on the original grid view. What am I doing wrong? All the best, Greg

I am having trouble with the second IF part of this formula, it doesn’t return any results. I also tried it on it’s own and it still doesn’t return a result. IF({Writer Owned (adds up to 100%)}=.33330, VALUE(“16.66”), IF({Writer Owned (adds up to 100%)}=.33340, VALUE(“16.68”)))

I have a formula field that takes 2 datetime fields and creates a “week overview” with them. But value of [Day] 11:59pm in the End Date field seems to round the day up to the next day, which is misleading. Here’s the formula IF(Start,IF(End,CONCATENATE(DATETIME_FORMAT(Start,"YYYY MM/DD")," - ",DATETIME_FORMAT(End,"MM/DD")," ",{Use Case}),"TBD"),"TBD") Result

Earlier today I responded to a question from a new user here, explaining how she could hide a field on a locked view and keep the field hidden from non-creator users by making it visible only on a personal view configured by the creator. I then had to add that this is security theater (I think that’s the phrase we use these days) because in truth, any user with editor or commenter privileges can simply duplicate the locked view as a new personal view, which they can then configure to their heart’s content–including making visible the fields that the base creator wanted hidden. After posting my response, I began to feel uneasy, so I looked into this a little more deeply than I have before, and I’m a bit disappointed by what I’ve found. I’m praying someone here tells me that I didn’t look deep enough–that there are better answers to my concerns. But at the moment it appears that base creators have only a very limited, casual sort of control over who gets into their bases. . Nightmares Co