Split tables in one base into separate new bases

[Emily_Meigs]

I have one base with multiple tables. Say I have one base with n tables. Is there a way to populate n bases with one table each?

Alternatively, basically I need to share each of these tables to be editable with one unique other person per table. For example, say I have View1 needs to be editable by Person A and View2 needs to be editable by Person B, but Person A should not see View2 and Person B should not see View1. It appears the only way to do this is to split into separate bases, but if there is another work around I’d love to hear it.

Thanks in advance!

[ScottWorld]

Welcome to the community, @Emily_Meigs!

Unfortunately, there is no way to create different views in Airtable & limit each view to editing by a different person.

However, one of the easiest & best ways to limit record editing to certain people is with this portal from MiniExtensions. As long as each record is linked to a certain person in a Users table that you create, each person is only allowed to edit their own records:

miniExtensions

miniExtensions Portal for Airtable

Share records with people without giving them full access to Airtable. Limit them to only see their records and allow them to update some parts of the records.

p.s. If you have a budget for this project and you’d like to hire an expert Airtable consultant & MiniExtensions expert to help you set this up, please feel free to contact me through my website at ScottWorld.com.