You can change one cell and then drag the lower right-corner of the cell downwards to change the rest of the cells.
You can also copy one cell by using your keyboard (command-C or control-C), and then you can select as many cells as you want and then paste (using command-V or control-V).
You can also check out the Batch Update extension as well, but that updates all the records in an entire view.
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@ScottWorld hero! That totally worked! So simple and so easy. Thank you!
Let me ask you another Q?
Do you have a trick for bulk ending records if they aren't in a linear row? Like in the original image if I wanted to bulk edit rows 1-10 then also 14,17,19,22,26,32 - etc all to the same single select status. Can I make that work?
Hmm… I don’t think that Airtable offers a native way of doing that.
@ScottWorld 10-4. Was worth the question!
Appreciate your help a ton!
@ScottWorld 10-4. Was worth the question!
Appreciate your help a ton!
You can use copy-paste for copy cell and paste to the entire column. Use filtering to define which records to update - records that not shown, will not be updated. Also use Grouping-Collapse all, when you update entire column by paste, only the most upper Expanded group will be updated
if you need to update, for example, second field according to first, if first="one", second must be "ten", if first ="two", second must be "twenty" etc.... (i didn't use numbers to shown approach for text)
Create temporary formula field,
SWITCH({first},
"one","ten",
"two","twenty",
"three","thirty",
"")
//(the last "" is default for other values, can be omitted if you want to leave empty)
copy whole field into the {second} field. then remove temporary field
HOW IS THIS NOT A THING???? WHATTTTT? I want to select everything a tick them? I also dont want to pay for this fecture?