I am pretty versed in the “Modified Time” field type, and its options to watch certain fields, automation triggers set to watch certain fields, and I use filterByFormula with IS_AFTER({Modified}, “2020-12-18 9:00 AM”), etc to return recently modified...
Hello, Airtable—I would like to request the following simple features for the automations section:
A user should be able to name to scripts added as actions in automations, so that when users are looking at the overview in the “Steps” tab, they can ...
UPDATE: See my last post for the ultimate solution. I came up with some inadequate solutions earlier in the post, so save yourself some time if you are looking up how to generate random items from a linked field.
EDIT: to make this more clear for fu...
Hi All,
Just wanted to share a formula I created to convert latitude and longitude into Google Maps Plus Codes. If you are not familiar with Plus Codes, check out this documentation.
The benefits to the plus code are:
Every location on earth can ha...
This is great. I have several scripts which are completely encapsulated by big old JS conditions, and it’s nice to be able to clean them up by offloading the conditional logic to a higher level in the automation, and just have the code be the core b...
Update:
Well—Airtable added #1 in the form of a “Description” field on all actions, not just Script Actions, so that’s good!
But #2 and #3 are still very much missing, and to #3 I’d like to add: the ability to duplicate actions, especially now that t...
I am using node 14.15 and still getting the same error.
npm ERR! enoent ENOENT: no such file or directory, chmod '/usr/local/lib/node_modules/@airtable/blocks-cli/node_modules/loose-envify/cli.js'
npm ERR! enoent This is related to npm not being able...
I use it, and yes this is true. But you can set quota restrictions upon your Google acct. This really should be front and center when people use this app, however, or Airtable should work out an arrangement with Google…
Yikes, yeah I know… but isn’t the map app generating some kind of token through Google’s Maps API?
BTW, the implementation is trivial—in lieu of adding a node dependency, just use the following utility function (for encoding… i’m sure decoding would ...