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MarineSorato
5 - Automation Enthusiast
5 - Automation Enthusiast

Hello community,

I have a table called attendance where each record is the date of the event, the participant, the payment.

I want to automate the fact that each time a record is created from this table, it updates the list of participant from the table Event.

Thanks for your help,
Marine

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Pascal_Gallais-
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Hello Marine,

If "attendance" table is linked to "Events" table, a rollup field should do the job:

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Regards,

Pascal

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Pascal_Gallais-
9 - Sun
9 - Sun

Hello Marine,

If "attendance" table is linked to "Events" table, a rollup field should do the job:

Pascal_Gallais_0-1724235160883.pngPascal_Gallais_1-1724235192498.png

Regards,

Pascal

Amazing thank you !

Hey Marine!

 

Let's automate that attendance tracking seamlessly with Airtable.

  • We can set up an Airtable Automation that triggers whenever a new record is created in your "Attendance" table.
  • The automation will then update the corresponding "Event" record by adding the participant to the list, ensuring your Event table always has the latest participant info.