I’m using AirTable to describe all products my company sells, or has ever sold, in our shop. Each record is a product. The tricky part is that some products are technically product bundles. To help describe this, I have a field called “Bundled Produc...
So I’ve thought about the problem as if I needed to solve it in C# (my language of choice for other work) and this is what the function would look like. SUPER SUPER simple.
foreach(var bundle in myParentBundles)
{
float proportionalValue = this.m...
Thanks, I’ve looked at automations a bit and I’m not sure I understand how they would be used here. Can you use this to actually produce a value in a field? That is the ultimate goal here. I want to be able to run analytics on the data output all fro...
Thanks; by “computed columns” I’m assuming you mean formulas. But the problem is that AirTable seems to lack a “foreach” or iterator in the formulas, so it’s not clear to me how to use it to solve this problem. Maybe I didn’t understand your suggesti...
