What is the proposed idea/solution? To have the ability to filter a certain field type when finding a field. Say, I have 100 columns with different field types and I created a fresh new view. For a clean starting point, I'd hide all fields, leaving me with the first column. Then, I want to unhide certain columns. I'll have to go through my 100 fields to find what I'm looking for or search for the field name on the provided search box. But what if I don't recall the field name but I know what field type it is? What if I know it's a Number or a Lookup? Right now, the best solution is to scroll down and focus on the icons, which is tedious if I have 100 fields. This idea, on the other hand, will make me filter Number, and it will show me fields that are Number types, and I'll easily find what I'm looking for.   How does it solve user problems? Adds efficiency to scrolling many fields to find what you're looking for. Not just for hidden views, but finding fields in Filter, Group, Sort, Color, and many others.   How was this validated? Add a little dropdown on the right of the search box when finding field for filtering different field types.   Who is the target audience? Everyone who uses Airtable. ... View more

The default responsive 'card layout' of an embedded view is perfect for mobile phones. However, the big disadvantage is that the search and filter toolbar disappears in this card layout. This makes it basically useless if you have many records in one view (in my case >1500). In theory, I assume this should be a relatively easy fix. Within the Airtable App the function already exist. I know it is possible to tell your browser to load the site in 'desktop mode', but if you use a table with many rows and columns this just doesn't give the right experience on a small screen. I built an advanced product portal using 'embedded views' that show >1500 records. The search and filter possibility enables you to find the exact product you need. The portal even comes with a responsive web app. But this final lack of functionality makes the tool practically useless for mobile phone usage. I know there may be 3'rd party solutions that come close to this functionality, but I just can't stand it that this functionality is missing. The card layout comes so close to being perfect, it just need a responsive search and filter toolbar! Any development in this would be greatly appreciated!!! ... View more

I want to make effective use of the Gantt chart, but it is difficult to use as it is now. It would be better to turn off the check for invalid dependencies in the Gantt chart and also turn off the movement linkage with the dependencies. Because when the dependency field is set, invalid dependencies occur because the Gantt chart assumes only sequential processing. In actual work, I think that most of the time it is parallel processing. (It would be easier if we could work with sequential processing...) When several hundred or more of these errors occur, the scrolling of the screen slows down considerably, and　various operations become stuck or failed. Even if it is parallel processing, I want to display the back and forth relationship of the records, so arrows are necessary. ... View more

i have a lot of bases, and i'm probably not the only one 🙂 (and also a lot of workspaces, from clients) My feature idea is regarding the bases overview, in 1 workspace: I think it would be great if we would be able to segment the bases overview, eg with tabs that you can customize/choose to your needs; examples could be 'administration' 'marketing' 'operations' 'sales' ... or 'clients' 'bizz' 'private' or many more goal is to have a better overview of you bases ... View more

Adding the image thumbnail back to the calendar view would be a huge asset to AirTable. This allows users to better utilise their calendar at a glance if they're leveraging workflows that are image based. If real estate is an issue, this could potentially be an optional display that users can toggle on and off. Personally, I would happily exchange text real estate for the image thumbnail in the way I use my calendar. Though I understand others would not. ... View more

This request is for the emails generated when a form submission is received via a View Form. The email is typically titled "Airtable forms: someone has responded to..." Receiving this email is very useful when a new submission form has been received. However, the email contains both the filled out details of each question but also, and unnecessarily, the field names that have been hidden within the form and not filled out. This then prevents the user from applying their own email filters to the email. For example, I only want to filter emails where submissions have only answered certain questions - but as the submission notification email is filled with all of the fields the user didn't respond to, it's impossible to filter. I feel that a toggle would be welcome here, to remove these entries from the email if they're not being filled out. ... View more

Hello! I would like AirTable to be able to preview DXF files just like it does with PDF, JPG, Excel, etc. The possibility to add comments would also be great. And while at it, how about STL, STEP, IGS, DWG...? Thanks! ... View more

when you add a new linked record in interface designer, you have the option to toggle certain fields that you want to show up in a form if you don't want to actually open the record (helpful when you are adding multiple linked records like the products that a vendor has. It would be nice to resize the fields so I can pack more into the form without needing to scroll. For example, if the cost of a product I'm adding is $5 I don't need a blank fillable space that is 3-4 inches wide across my screen. i could probably fit 2-3 more items in that same horizontal space.  ... View more

Would be interested in having an NA "Non-Applicable" state for fields such as date, numbers, etc. This is because it is very different to have a field empty or populated with NA. The R language cleanly handles this distinction and that should be replicated in Airtable IMHO. ... View more