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All, I’m a General Partner in an Investment Syndicate that focuses on bringing diversity to the world of venture-backed companies. We’re very much in need of someone who’s deeply proficient in Airtable, Zapier, Stacker and the general world of Low Co...
I submitted the following feedback and thought I’d repeat it here to see if there’s any other interest in this improvement:
So I wanted to suggest a minor improvement that would make a feature FAR more useful. There’s something broken about your Cale...
So I have a table called Investors. Say there are 300 records here.
And I have a table called Companies. Say there are 100 records here.
And I have a tabled called Individual Investments. It’s the intersection of Investors and Companies. An in...
Hello helpful community!
So I have a table. Let’s say it’s a table full of recipes.
Each recipe row has a multi-select field called ingredients.
So maybe there’s a recipe called Scrambled Eggs and in the multi-select field called ingredients there ar...
I’m curious – I know Zapier is useful for having AirTable talk to other platforms. But has anyone successfully used it to keep a table and a Google Sheet in perfect sync?
In other words, when I add a row to one place, it appears in another. When I ED...
@AlliAlosa, as I look into your first, much longer post I think that might do the trick. An email report is even better than a PDF really.
I’ll go read and try to digest what you did but something tells me that I’ll be asking for a lot of help along ...
@AlliAlosa, it sounds like you’re telling me I can at least use Acrobat to split each page into it’s own PDF. That’s great! Thanks so much.
But do you know how it names each of the 250 PDFs? (I just checked – it will be 250 records.)
-Peter
Justin-
Thanks. That’s exactly how I did it and I was pleasantly surprised that AirTable converted everything so beautifully.
Now if only the SendGrid block would allow for anything other than plain text!!!
-Peter
Actually, I just figured out the answer to my question directly above. It’s quite easy.
One table called Recipes.
A second table called Ingredients.
Create 3 entries into the Ingredients table called
Milk
Eggs
Salt
Then create a column in the Recipe ...
That’s what I was afraid of. I’m afraid of going down that Rabbit Hole and not coming out for days.
What about if I change my table structure so I have two tables:
Recipes
Ingredients
How do I pull multiple ingredients into one field of the Recipe ta...