When I double click in a date field i a record, it brings up a calendar with the current date highlighted. It would be fantastic if at that point, if I just pressed the enter key, then the current date would be be popped into the field. As it is now, I have to lift my fingers and move the cursor over the calendar to today’s date or the Today button and click it. If entered lots of new records, this gets tedious. And I’d think entering the current date is what people are doing quite often. ... View more

Allow default values for all field types. :winking_face: ... View more

If I have a lookup field for a date, it loses its data type as a “date” and I cannot create a timeline block or place events on a calendar. The only solution seems to be making a new column with the data type of “date” and copy/pasting the lookup field info over… manually, every time there is a change or new entry. ... View more

A good feature would be to set up the ability to prefill a form with current wp user data. This would allow the logged in user to have their name, email etc. included in the form. ... View more

As far as I know, currently it’s not possible to create a parent/child style application in AirTable. A dynamic filter that could filter records in one table based on the current record in another related table would help tremendously. Example: Table: “Projects” (Parent) Field: “Project ID” Values: 1,2,3,4 (4 different records) Table: “Resources” (Parent) Field: “Resource ID” Values: 1,2,3,4,5 (5 different records) Table: “Project Resources” (Child of “Projects” and “Resources”) “Project ID” , “Resource ID” 1, 1 1, 2 1, 3 1, 4 2, 1 2, 5 3, 1 3, 2 3, 5 Currently the filter in “Project Resources” would have to be hard-coded: Project ID = 1 (hard-coded) to show only the resources with Project ID of 1. Filter: Project ID = 1 “Project ID”, “Resource ID” 1, 1 1, 2 1, 3 1, 4 However, the below filter would help establish a Parent/Child Relationship dynamically: Filter: Project ID = {Projects}.Key (or the “current row value” of any field in the “Projects” table. Where: “Project ID” is a field in table “Projects Resources” linking “Projects Resources” table to “Projects” table (a foreign key). {Projects} is the table “Projects” Key is the value of the “current row” of a field called “Key” in the “Projects” table. This would allow you to see only the “Resource ID” records that are associated with the “Current Project”. So, as you traverse the records in the “Projects” tab/table, you would only see associated resources in the “Project Resources” tab/table when you switch to that tab. ... View more

It would save me so much time if I could enter in dates using natural language, such as: Tomorrow 3 days from now Next Wednesday In three weeks This is already available in several other platforms, so I’m surprised it’s not in Airtable yet! Thanks 🙂 ... View more

Good morning! Scrolled through the suggestions and searched and didn’t see this. Is there a way to change the formatting and add text (titles, other items) to a chart? If not, this would be very helpful. Thanks. ... View more

The Last modified time is a game changer and exceptionally useful. I was wondering if there are any plans (or is there any way just now) to obtain the name of the collaborator who was last to update a record. I fully appreciate with API integrations on the increase and updates coming from more than just the airtable front end itself, but I’d really like to be able to determine who last updated a record in airtable if possible… thanks ... View more

Probably a lot can be borrowed from the maps API implementation in Blocks. Would be super awesome to enter an address and have the Base then ‘know’ the timezone of that record! Cheers. ... View more