It would be nice to have an easy way to see what other fields a certain field is being used in. Ex: If I have a field called Start date and this field is used in the formulas for three other fields, it would be nice to be able to click on the Start date field and see what those other fields are. Otherwise, if I need to check where a field is used, I end up having to check all 200 other formula fields in my table (not to mention the other tables in the base that may be using lookup/rollup fields) ... View more

Have you ever thought of the possibility to charge an amount per block as an alternative for those who use Airtable mainly for personal matters and would not pay for a yearly subscription? Thanks in advance, ... View more

I’d like to be able to edit images in order to re-crop and rotate them. There is a airtable help article saying this is not supported and asking users to re-upload images. This is a pretty annoying workaround. Whilst the web app at least allows cropping and rotation of images during initial upload, the iOS apps do not. And you never know the orientation of an image coming from an iphone - there is even an unresolved issue I found in this forum about this. So users who want quality photographs in their databases, who therefore use iphones to take photos - cannot crop, cannot rotate, cannot edit later and are never 100% sure of the orientation of their images. ... View more

I have a resource list that includes a lot of urls. Instead of showing the long awkward urls, is there a way to still have the url for each record but perhaps a single word like Go that displays? ... View more

Continuing the discussion from Base level revision history: I know I can see the history of each record on the right side of the expanded view, but I’d like to be able to view the entire history of the base. I would also like to view the entire history for a particular user. Are either of these things currently possible? I’m hoping I’m just missing them… Splitting this discussion off from the discussion of revision history for entire bases, as it’s a slightly different feature request! ... View more

What is the proposed idea/solution? Single and Multi-select linked fields in forms should have a toggle in rules to allow users to add a record. How does is solve the user problems? Cleanly and intuitively allowing form users to add new options which may become new trends. @ScottWorld  kindly provided some work-arounds, but the ideal one would be built-in and mirror the UI of adding a record in grid view. How was this validated? Add records in a link to another record field in a form  When adding a new record from a form how do I add a new record "on the fly"  HELP - Attendance log with add new record option in a form or interface  Also my boss was frustrated that it wasn't an option out of the box and we have a project on pause now because of it. Who is the target audience? I think this is a feature that will be used for companies using AirTable for internal processes. In my case our employees encounter new types of customer types and customer issues and I want them to be able to cleanly and intuitively add new options which may become new trends. ... View more

I am trying to create a company budget database where all the accounts are in the main table (grid view), but some of them are subaccounts of other accounts (and others are sub-sub-accounts, etc.). All the parent/child relationships are between records in the same table. How do I display the data where the sub accounts are indented under their parent records and can roll up at each step of the hierarchy, if desired (including a calculated sum field) For example,  100 Personnel Costs ($250K) <-- This is a calculated roll-up from subaccounts         110 Salary & Wages ($200K)         120 Healthcare ($50K) 200 Facilities ($65K)  <-- Calculated         210 Rent ($30K)         220 Maintenance ($20K)         230 Exterior ($15K)  <-- Calculated                 231 Grounds ($10K)                 232 Signage ($5K) etc.... It would be nice to roll up the budgeted amounts for each subaccount into a field in its parent account. I tried the List view type, but that requires a relationship between records in two different tables.     ... View more

Hello, I am sure this is a heavily requested topic, so if this is on the roadmap great, if not I really think this process would help a lot of users. I use Airtable for a number of use cases and have multiple builds. One feature that is rather consistently peeking its head is parent child linking. The first time this arose, and my primary use case, is in a contract management system my team and I built in Airtable. The question arose whether or not Airtable can achieve parent/child linking. The general consensus was a resounding "NO." I took this on as a challenge and after many hours of trouble shooting and testing, I believe I created a working two way linking between two or more records in our contracting system that links the parent to the children and child to the parent. This bidirectional syncs allows for various contract managers to work and link the records as they come in. Further, using the OrgChart extension, we can now see the entire contract family in a visual manner.    Now for the downside. This requires 5 separate automations with multiple actions and triggers which causes the linkage to be rather slow. I believe that if this was converted to a native backend process it would be speed up that linkage time and free up automation space in our base. Again if this is already on the roadmap great. However, if it is not and you would to explore the concept and would like to see how this works I am happy to provide a screen recording and screenshots.   Regards, Eljay Higley ... View more

Proposed Feature: The feature I propose is the ability to limit the number of records displayed in interface components such as charts, lists, and grids. Specifically, this would allow interface creators to set a maximum number of records to be shown - for example, only the first 10 records in a given list or grid. This functionality would apply across various components used within the Airtable interfaces. Addressing User Needs: This feature is particularly useful in scenarios where only a subset of data is relevant for display. For example: Summarised Views: In instances where only the top-performing metrics or most recent entries are needed, this feature can help in creating summarised views without overwhelming the user with excessive data. Performance Optimisation: By limiting the number of records displayed, this can also enhance the performance and load times of interfaces, especially when dealing with large datasets. Focused Data Presentation: This feature aids in creating more focused and purpose-driven interfaces, where users see only the most pertinent information, tailored to specific contexts or needs. User Feedback and Market Trends: The demand for this feature stems from user feedback, where there's a clear need for more control over data presentation within interfaces. Observing market trends, many data management platforms offer similar functionalities, indicating a standard practice in data presentation and management. Implementing this feature would significantly improve the user experience by providing more control over how data is presented in interfaces. It aligns with the needs of users who seek more efficient and targeted ways to display data, especially in contexts where only a limited subset of records is relevant. ... View more