Hello
I have a base structure of:
EVENT → VENUE SLOTS → STAFF ALLOCATIONS
Whee an event can have a number of venue slots (ie each day’s activity) and each slot has a number of staff allocated to it
I would like to be able to produce a report which sh...
Hello
I think there is a bug with how duplicating records works:
I have a two tables linked together as many:1 - let’s say an “staff” table and a “role” record - where each staff member can only have one role, but the role can have many staff member...
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I like Interface Designer but a particular problem for me is that it appears I can’t add a field from a linked (to single record) table without first creating a new linked field. This means that my table gets massively overloaded with unnecessa...
This seems to be a commonly asked question but I am yet to see an answer that works for me. I am trying to build a base which will manage activity in our building in London UK.
There is never a time that I don’t want any times entered to be treated a...
Urgh thanks - I suppose would need to be an automation which updates a field. Airtable is so frustrating how it’s almost great but falls down so badly on the reporting
Thanks - the problem though is I would like to be able to get a rollup of all the information (name, start time, finish time, cost) - I suppose I could create a calculated field in the staff_allocations table and report on that but it seems pretty ug...
Just to add - there is never a circumstance that I know of where I would want to break this linking - the 1:1 and 1:many model is integral to the design of relational databased and the fact Airtable doesn’t properly support this seems like madness!
Thanks - I must say Airtable seem to have made some very questionable decisions in some places - this being a great example. The fact that I have no way of stopping a user linking a record to multiple other records seems crazy, it breaks a load of my...
This is one of the most ridiculously lacking features I’ve seen. I’m trying to use airtable to manage activity in a building. The times are only ever in that building’s time zone but there appears to be no way (without some weirdly complex formulas a...
