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I'm sharing a solution to a problem I had; hopefully this will help others. Note: you will need to be on a plan that includes Automations.When you try to reference information from a linked field in a primary field, Airtable will warn you of a circul...
Update (2022-02-11):
The stylesheet is now designed to be used “out of the box” to restore the look of the original expanded record view. (Unfortunately, I’m working off my memory of what it looked like so it may not be an exact replica.)
Here’s what...
I tend to have a number of Airtable views open, each with a different focus. However, the default Airtable only says (Table Name) - Airtable.
I’ve written a Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey script that will change the title to (Current View Name) / (Table N...
The sheer amount of whitespace in Airtable has always bugged me a little, so I’ve been making little edits to the stylesheet here and there to get more data on-screen. Below you’ll find some screenshots of what I’ve done and the code required to make...
Fieldbook is shutting down soon, and with it goes one of my favourite features I haven’t been able to find anywhere else: an exhaustive detail view. Currently, in order to see any detail on linked records, you need to click through and open a new win...
Hmm, I can't really tell how your formula is supposed to work, since it's not obvious to me how you would even provide the two dates for comparison to the formula (you have 'DDMMYYYY', but that is a date format, not a field name); unless you're provi...
In theory, yes, what you're saying is the expected result. You'll want to double-check that Airtable has correctly parsed your "city" field – while commas are usually correctly interpreted by the import tool, there's a chance that your example will b...
I think the issue might be that you're giving the record "name", but not the record "ID", which is what the automation requires (multiple records can share the same name, which is why the ID is required). You should be able to click on the bubble for...
I had to do this a couple of time and my workaround for it, IIRC, was to import the sheet into a "spare" table (one I kept just for import purposes), and then copy the data over to the intended table. Janky, but works.
For your purposes, I would probably have two tables: Contacts and Meetings. So, you import all of your meetings (for all contacts, not just one person) into the Meetings table and link them to the Contact in question.You can see an example of a CRM i...
