Hello, I have several tables that have to split large amounts of data into separate tabs, I’ve found that I have a crazy number of some tabs because the data isn’t relevant to each other, but needs to be linkable – gotta keep it on the same base. That being said, it would be extremely useful if I had the ability to condense groups of tabs by assigning them ‘folders’ that would hide sets unless clicked on. It doesn’t need to be an automated parent / child nested table set, but at least having the ability to group sets of tables by a simple check box would be very useful for me. ... View more

Seems like a logical addition would be able to have some kind of merge duplicates functionality especially when dealing with complex databases, it’s important to preserve linking between tables which makes manual deduplication a pain in the bum. ... View more

I have a field where many of the entries are repeated multiple times (e.g. Management; Maintenance; Utilities) but there are also a lot of one-off values (e.g. Emergency Repair), so it’s not suitable for a Single Select field type. What would be handy is if, as I start typing, AirTable could auto-suggest based on existing entries in that field. So, as I type ‘ma’ it would suggest ‘Management’ and ‘Maintenance’. I can either click on one or carry on typing if it’s a new value. ... View more

I’ve been digging around the forums, and I’m not totally clear on the answer, so I’ll ask the question here. I have an existing Base with a Primary, unique field. I simply want to update the records via an import from a CSV which would require matching the columns and primary field. I do this all the time in QuickBase, but not sure if that’s possible here. Kind of a basic database function, IMO. Is that possible with Airtable? Thanks! ... View more

I want to be able to navigate quickly to a record in a linked table by double clicking (or have a menu option when right clicking) on the link. ... View more

Hey Airtable, Unbelievable app you have here. We’re doing extraordinary things with it. I hope this is requested by others, but what we would LOVE to see in the near future is some sort of simple “Today Planner” planner that we can use to drill down into the calendar hour by hour. This would add a next level to our scheduling with your app. Please let me know if this is something you have already planned (or if it exists, I just can’t find the button for it) or if its a pipe dream. Thanks again for all you guys do :slightly_smiling_face: ... View more

The rating field type does not allow a value of zero stars. Currently, I’m using a single-select type instead, as I do need that value to be available in some cases. Adding this possibility, for instance using a checkbox named something like “Allow zero rating”, would be welcome. ... View more

I would like to see the “Uncategorized” stack in the Kanban view function in the same manner as the Grid view, where the lefthand column is frozen. When working with a lot of stacks (30+), it can be difficult to drag a record from the default Uncategorized stack to a stack at the end of the page. Scrolling through that many stacks is tedious, unless one goes through and collapses each individual stack. Having the initial stack frozen would be a great way to making the Kanban view more efficient. ... View more

As a business user, I would like to display and edit records with periodic values using a columnar layout so that I can view and update repeating data in a compact form. The columns should be based on a filter (such as a date range), so that one view can be used to dynamically change the range displayed. This capability would allow AirTable to replace separate software we use for time sheets (hours per day for each person), project planning (effort per month for each task), budgeting (amount per month for each account), and more. Displacing any one of these products would make Airtable pay for itself. Implementation note: This is like a pivot table, but where data in each column can be edited and the range of the columns displayed is dynamic based on a filter. ... View more