UPDATE:
This feature of dynamic/conditional linked records is available in Fillout’s advanced forms for Airtable, which allows you to create or update records in Airtable with a form.
Fillout is truly amazing — it’s 100% free, and their forms allow you to create or UPDATE RECORDS in Airtable from a form. It also offers multi-page forms with conditional paths, accepting payments on forms, creating new linked records on a form, displaying lookup fields & formulas & rollup fields on forms, visually displaying as many fields as you want to see in a linked record selection list, limiting the number of linked records that can be chosen, and dozens of advanced Airtable-specific features that are not available in Airtable’s native forms.
Best of all, Fillout has direct, live, real-time communication with Airtable. I give a brief demonstration of Fillout on this episode of the BuiltOnAir Podcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrqXdRNmQIY&list=PLqssva4liHRwHhQIpTXekG8WObEoyC2F1
ORIGINAL POST:
Yep, it’s really sad. Airtable had the lead for a while, but they seem to pride themselves on ignoring their customers’ needs. :man_shrugging: Not sure how long a company can thrive (or even survive) with an attitude like that. :man_shrugging:
It’s quite possible that Google Tables will hurt Airtable in the long run, and if so, it will be because of Airtable’s hubris. Google actually listens to their customers’ needs, whereas Airtable is famously known for ignoring their customers’ needs for years.
