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Hi guys.
Trying to figure out the best way to overcome the limitations of the Page Designer and hoping a formula might be the answer.
I’m collecting a lot of data in a table called “Rooms”. Each room record has linked products, materials, and concept...
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I’m printing records in a grid to a non-standard page size. I’d like to be able to then open this PDF in Illustrator and edit the pages further as necessary. However, there’s a bunch of annoying things I’m running into.
First and foremost, I c...
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I have some data that I want to arrange in-line on my page designer like so:
{Retailer}, {Manufacturer}
Simple, right? I can type it into a static text object in the page designer as exactly the text above and it will get me what I want. HOWEV...
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I’m a little frustrated with how Airtable has decided how Tables are meant to work. I have 2 types of data sets that need to be treated significantly differently from one another, so it makes perfect sense to me that they should have their own ta...
I’m wanting to convert one of my fields into characters that Windows doesn’t throw a fit over using. That means if someone types in “30” Refrigerator", I would like to convert that quotation mark after the 30 to “inch”, because Windows doesn’t allow ...
Yeah haha, it showed that you were typing up a reply - I tried to save you the trouble by @ing you in the other thread but I guess I was a little too late! Thanks though for taking the time to help me.
Hmmm, maybe I’m missing something, but that small difference actually makes it a much more complicated formula. The question becomes how to make a formula that only accepts whole numbers. Looking through the functions, I can’t see anything that would...
IF(RIGHT(Weights,1)=0,{Total Price},BLANK())
The first thing in the RIGHT function is the field you’re wanting to look at - Weights. The second thing is how many characters from the right you want it to look at - one from the right. So we’re retrie...