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Hi !


I have 4000 fields in my product table from 1 to 4001 personnal ID


I need to know the place to find the record ID recXXXX created by Airtable for all of my fields


For example the 3876 is the recdg5jLFDdg34 record and I need to make a list like


1 = rec XXX


2 = recYYY


Please help !


Have a nice day



Seriously? I think you may have a bigger problem than knowing the record IDs. Do you mean 4000 rows?




Seriously? I think you may have a bigger problem than knowing the record IDs. Do you mean 4000 rows?


😊 ! Sorry yes !



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Okay - rows it is.





If you use the API to list your records, the id will be included along with your field values.




Okay - rows it is.





If you use the API to list your records, the id will be included along with your field values.




Add a column next to your id column with the RECORD_ID() formula. Then you can copy both columns and paste them into a text editor or spreadsheet for further editing. For example, in the text editor you can replace the tab mark (“/t”) between columns with “ = “.


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