HiI am trying to use below code (Google Apps Script) to get data from Airtable. The fetch request succeeds but the fields are returned as text [Object]. I am not able to see actual data. However the request works from other HTTP clients like Bruno.I ...
Issue: I am trying to have a "Number" field to get updated with values starting from 1, 2, 3, etc based on the position of the task in the chain. I am seeing the numbers are coming off: like 3,3,3,3, for a lot of tasks in the same chain despite there...
Hello Airtable Community,I'm reaching out for some assistance with a scripting block in Airtable. My objective is to identify duplicate records in a "PNS - Content samples" view of the "PNS" table, based on a unique "Link" field, and merge them. The ...
Hi everyoneI'm trying to 'visualise' the database I've built in some form of Sitemap Hierarchy with connected/relational fields and the ability to filter those connected/relational fields and it doesn't look like Airtable has this functionality nativ...
Hello there,Everytime an event occurs, a tool add a new record in Airtable. Once added, it's automatically sorted by Creating Time, so the newest one is always on top.What i need it that if the total rows is 500 and a new record is added on the top, ...
Hi, I need to create a script that generates a JSON with the information of a record, I have done many tests but I get stuck with the easiest thing, assign the values of the fields to the JSON. Any idea of help or example, thanks a lot. let inputConf...
Hi there,I'm facing this issue unfortunetly i checked on the community but none of the solutions work for me.This is the error: "type" Invalid_Offset_Value - The value of offset 100 is invalid.I'm trying to get 350 rows. I already did a first api cal...
Hello, I am pulling in data via json API and need to know where to go from here? I have a table (sales team) that has the "salesrep id" and I need to map in the ytd sales data for each salesrep id. I am not sure what to do next to loop through the j...
I'm trying to execute a simple API call to Fireberry: const options = { method: 'POST', headers: { accept: 'application/json', 'content-type': 'application/json', tokenid: '...' }, body: JSON.stringify({accountname: 'Test'}) }; ...
If anyone could shed light on this I would be appreciative. In my example, I have two columns, one with a ResourceName, the other a URL. A third column would hyperlink the ResourceName with the URL. Easy peasy? Not so. Still. A: ResourceName Brown...
