I’d love to have dynamic text in a form. For instance, the subheader can reference a cell, or use formulas like COUNT. ... View more

Currently, the calendar will ONLY show us the “Primary Field” as the calendar event name. While this seems like this would work all the time, this is actually not the ideal situation in many different situations. Many times, our Primary Field is a formula field that we have chosen for very important database-specific reasons, but want to display ANOTHER field as the name of the event on the calendar itself. The Primary Field often has very little to do with the field name that we actually want to display on the calendar. Please give us the ability to choose whatever field we want as the title of our calendar event! Please — this is very important, and it is a basic feature of calendaring. ... View more

I should be able to: sort elements manually in my kanban view, and have that ordering accessible as data. For example: If I have 20 items in my TODO column, and I re-arrange them based on priorities I have with my team (highest priority on top) by moving them up and down in the column, I want to know that priority later. I can’t find a way to determine that ordering within the column right now. original discussion: "Kanban Order" as a read-only field in Grid View that can be sorted by Product Suggestions This would be helpful! Unfortunately, there is no built-in way to do this in Airtable, because it doesn’t remember your sort order from one view to the next. As you mentioned, you would have to create your own additional field to keep track of the sort order numbering. You might be able to partially automate the filling in the values of that new field. You could write a custom JavaScript to loop through the records in the order displayed, and auto-update that new field with increasing numbers.… ... View more

Feature request - Other applications allow combining AND and OR filters as a basic feature. If we have to create a formula in a particular order, why can’t you give us the ability to combine filters in a particular order. This is a basic need to return accurate results. ... View more

When I share the URL for the scripting block, I would really like my client to be able to use that URL as the interface for their database. This would help me keep the database in my workspace, but share the interface that I’ve coded with them. Anyone else? ... View more

My clients are very unpleased by this new “mandatory” feature in forms. Why mandatory? ... View more

We would love the ability for Airtable’s calendars to display data from multiple tables simultaneously. Currently, Airtable’s calendars can only pull from a single table, which forces our database design so that we must somehow get all of our calendar data into a single table. This is definitely doable, but it makes things more complex because it often requires us (and our users) to jump through extra hoops. But, if the calendars could natively display data from MULTIPLE TABLES simultaneously, it would open up a whole world of possibilities — and make database design much easier for us! 🙂 Thanks! ... View more

In Calendar View, an event (i.e. record) that has a time included in the Date/Time field is automatically shown to have a duration of 1 hour. This is very visible when looking at the Week, 3-day, or 1-day view. I can’t find any way to change this. I tried adding a Duration field, but this didn’t seem to do anything. Is there a way to change the duration of an event and have it reflected in Calendar view? For example, to 30 minutes or 90 minutes or 3 hours? If not, I’d like to request this capability be added. Even better, I’d also request the ability to set a default duration other than 1 hour for all new events. ... View more

When colors are used to highlight records based on conditions it’s often hard to remember what each color means. It is especially hard when the users work with multiple bases where the same colors are used for different conditions. It would be great to have a description per color configuration in each view and display it by hovering over the color label. ... View more