Pretty much explained by the topic name, it would be great to be able to select Star Rating as a field type as way of rating things 1-5. I know there’s other ways of doing this (you could have a single select using the black star glyph) but it would be cool! ... View more

I don’t know, maybe it’s just me. I’d like to have the option to have bullet points for the cells. I sometimes have awesome ideas for my editorial calendar and sometimes using dashes don’t just cut it. What do u think? ... View more

Feature: Ability to assign views to groups. This would be great for pro/enterprise plan users that operate a department wide base (such as our team) where 30+ teams have access to the base. Teams are eager to create tailored views for their team but this can clutter the view UI with many teams, even if we train them to use sections. The current solution allows team members to create personal views and assign to other users (something I suggested in our initial sales demo so I’m super excited to see that) but they have to make them public collaborative views if they want to share with their team members. This is fine for smaller bases but gets cumbersome for large bases with many different users. ... View more

What is the proposed idea/solution? there is a dose of dopamine when you see something complete, a reaction an emoticon or a crossing out of the task would help people know that something is being completed and is moving forward How does is solve the user problems? improves motivation and quick review of completed and pending tasks How was this validated? crossing out tasks or subtasks if the user chooses to do so Who is the target audience? all users or airtable, specific users: managers, teams, project leads ... View more

I have a base that is shared with a larger team, but there are some views that I only want sub-groups to have access to. Right now, my only options are Collaborative View (anyone shared can see and edit), Personal View (only visible to me and editable by me), or Locked View (anyone shared can see, but no one else can configure). I’ve noticed that you can have field-level permission such that a group of specific users can edit and/or configure. I would like to have the same ability for Views. For example… View A - Full Collaborative View (15 people) View B - Visible and editable by only 3 people (12 people don’t have access to that view) View C - Visible and editable by a different set of 4 people (11 people don’t have access) Thanks, Eliza ... View more

Add the ability to use a carriage return when using the CONCATENATE function. Name&CarriageReturn&Street&CarriageReturn&State&","&Zip ... View more

Airtable is a powerful platform for organizing and managing data, but sometimes it's necessary to restrict editing for certain users or categories of users. The ability to block editing at the record-level or cell-level would greatly enhance the security and integrity of data stored in Airtable. This feature would allow administrators to specify which users or user groups can edit or view a record or specific cells within a record, based on the value of a specified cell. For example, if a record represents an invoice or bill that has been paid, the administrator could prevent any further editing by users who are not authorized to modify paid invoices. This would ensure that the data remains accurate and protected from accidental or intentional changes. Use Case: An organization uses Airtable to manage its financial accounts. Once an invoice is marked as "paid," the administrator wants to prevent anyone other than the accounting department from editing the record. The administrator sets up a rule in Airtable so that when the "Status" cell of an invoice is set to "Paid," only members of the accounting department can edit the record. This protects the integrity of the financial data and ensures that only authorized users can make changes. ... View more

I would love the ability to lock a table to prevent any further editing, but still maintain the ability to view, sort, filter that table. I have many records with tables per financial year, locking these would prevent errors by accident while still maintaining access. ... View more

Weighted Average is a critical formula for most “summary bar” type reporting and data table summation. For example, if we are calculating the percentage over or under budget a handful of tasks are in aggregate, we need the Weighted Average formula to ensure that tasks of different cost levels are properly reflected in the summary bar for percentage over or under budget. This would be a nice step in expanding the usefulness of the summary bar. Thank you, Tony ... View more