Hello all!We are a small company setting up production. I don't need to use AT to track every single part, but we want to use it as an engineering tool to track prototype lots and parts pulled in for inspections, testing, experiments, etc.I have used...
I have an automation attached to a button, and I want to insert the user who is logged in to a field.
I can’t seem to figure this out. Is there a current_user() formula?
I have two tables, one is Parts and the other is Updates.
For every Part, there are 1 or more updates linked to that part.
The updates have a “Type” field, and can be one of several types of updates. For this, I am concerned with “Test” and “Test Re...
I have a table of parts, where the key is their serial numbers.
The first 8 digits of the serial are their lot number.
So 1234567800001 and 1234567800002 are from the same lot.
I have a formula field “LOT” that reads the left 8 digits to list that lo...
I am using AT to keep track of parts in manufacturing. My systems use the API to create a single part record in one table, and then add multiple “update” records that keep track of tests or comments. It’s working well.
Now I want to create a manual...
Thank you!
I got it working, but now have a slight issue…
Sometimes there are no records in the search. In that case, I don’t want to do anything at all.
BUT apparently this will cause a failure and I get an error message.
Can I turn that off for th...
Ugh. So I just realized I think the problem is with calling curl to do these updates.
The moronic API I have to use doesn’t have a PATCH method.
When I call a POST and pass the json-within-json it updates perfectly well, because this is passed throu...
Bill.French:
And speaking of DropBox, wasn’t there an Airtable plugin that integrated documents automatically?
I only see other 3rd party integrations.
I am gonna have to look at AWS or GDrive. I just read into Dropbox and their tokens expire...
Oh, I’ll check out Make.
However, that’s adding one more tool to the chain. Using this API is sort of tangential to our group’s work, and it needs to be as robust and solid going forward as possible, as this type of thing is not typically within my ...