Is there any way to get a whole base csv via API? or Automation tool like zapier? ... View more

Hi! So have a question. We have a system where we are always putting money into Credit card numbers that are attached to certain bank account numbers. The way we have it set up is Accounts Credit Cards Flagged Accounts (Replacements for Cards) We label it as T-Cardnumber-Accountnumber; we have two cards for each account number. So T-1234-0000 & T-5678-0000 They both need 900 dollars in them at all times (so if they were both active it would be 1800) So if T-1234-000 needs to be replaced, we empty its “portion” out of the bank account (-900) What we do is we search via blocks to see if T-5678-000 is active (so it tells us if we need to leave 900 dollars in there to compensate for that one …say it got charged and there was only 1200 dollars in the account, so we would only take out 300) Confusing. Anyways, we wanted to use the “Blocks” search to find how many ACTIVE cards are linked to it. Thing is, we get replacements for the cards, and so on the “Cards” doc we will have like 5 or 6 cards that show the same account number (previous replacements). We have check marks for the accounts that were “Added to account” . Once they are added to the account we put the Credit card code on the accounts tab… How do I filter out the column “Added to Account” when searching in Blocks? Or is there a feature where once I check mark the “Added to Account” column I can archive it that entire row? ... View more

Allowing formulas to cross-reference other sheets in the base ... View more

To eliminate the need to set > delete > set again a filter or filters, a bypass option next to each filter. ... View more

I would very much like to see split screen feature where one can see a grid view and a gallery view on one screen ... View more

Would love to see the Airtable Mac OS app dynamically resize in split-screen mode. Currently fields don’t wrap to the window size. ... View more

In the map block, the “Get Directions” button for a location opens up a Google Maps browser window with the directions to the reverse-geocoded address of that location. This is a problem if that address is unknown to Google Maps (like a location in a middle of field). For example: Airtable geocoded a GPS coordinate as “Unnamed Road, Hotolo, South Africa”. When clicking on the “Get Directions” button in Airtable, Google Maps opens up, but it cannot find the location and the directions cannot be displayed. Instead, rather use the original GPS coordinates for the directions link to Google Maps. ... View more

In other words I have a large table and have data in a column that is not linked to another table but I want to still lookup the data and return a value from another table. A lot like a true excel vlookup. ... View more

Users should be able to customize the footers of forms. Problem examples: We need to add in disclaimers for legal and compliance reasons. Currently, I can only update the description or the message that appears after submission. ... View more