I created an automation to log the date/time for every status change in a given project.There are 4 status options:* Todo* In Progress* On Hold (waiting for information from external source)* DoneMy goal is to calculate the hours spent actually doing...
Is it possible to color code a record based on a due date, but just the ones that are in the current week?
Example: Today is Thursday, so all the records with a today or tomorrow (Friday) due date would be colored red.
I know that color based on “wit...
I’m evaluating Airtable to implement it in the company I work on.
When I try to print a Grid that’s grouped by a field, the title text gets cut, unless I make the first column really large, which is not feasible.
Is there a way to make the text wrap ...
I accepted as a Solution by accident.I get this part:"In order to use a lookup or roll up, you will need a linked record field pointed at the same table. You can name this linked record field "Predecessor Status Log" (...)(...)Then you can create a l...
Thank you for the input.The end date would be the date of the next status log.I figured that the solution would involve lookup/rollup but I don't know how to put it together.I've done a fair amout of lookups before, but rollups are new to me.If anybo...
Thank you Scott, the formula works.
It’s a bummer that it’s not an option in the Color code dialogue though.
I’ll just hide the formula column and pretend it doesn’t exist. :slightly_smiling_face:
Hi Justin,
Thank you for the answer!
It’s a bummer that there’s no way to control the title text.
The funny thing is, the text shows just fine in a second line in Airtable, but the alignement does not follow on the printed page.
I tried Page Designer...
