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re: Sorry how do I filter by status? I don’t seem to have that option .
Ah, here are some step by step instructions, sorry for the confusion!
1. Create a 'Formula' type field: https://support.airtable.com/docs/formula-field-reference
2. In that field, reference the 'Sentiment' field. It should look like this:
3. In your filters, use that new formula field which should now let you filter by 'contains':
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re: I’m using the free version would that matter?
Nope, wouldn't matter!
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I'd also suggest checking out the Airtable academy to familiarize yourself with some of the functionality if possible! https://academy.airtable.com/
Hmm, could you provide screenshots of your table set up and of how you're trying to filter? This is what it looks like for me when attempting to filter by a long text field, for example
Ah, you want to do a partial filter on a multiple select field! To do that, try creating a formula field that'll output the multiple select field's values; this effectively creates a text version of the multiple select field's values which you can then filter by:
re: Sorry how do I filter by status? I don’t seem to have that option .
Ah, here are some step by step instructions, sorry for the confusion!
1. Create a 'Formula' type field: https://support.airtable.com/docs/formula-field-reference
2. In that field, reference the 'Sentiment' field. It should look like this:
3. In your filters, use that new formula field which should now let you filter by 'contains':
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re: I’m using the free version would that matter?
Nope, wouldn't matter!
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I'd also suggest checking out the Airtable academy to familiarize yourself with some of the functionality if possible! https://academy.airtable.com/
