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Hello!I have 2 bases with a table that has two-way synchronization.In the destination base I have added many formulas to calculate prices and costs.Now I need to return the final result value to the source table.I tried using automations, but using "...
you have a lot of options in the select field, so you should use the SWITch formula.here is the support link: https://support.airtable.com/docs/an-alternative-to-if-statements-using-switchin your case you should code like this:SWITCH(
{JOB},-------TH...
Hi!I read the same thing, but I asked to see if anyone could think of something better. Then I found the other solution with automations.Unfortunately, because of the way I made the data structure, the calculations are done in the target base, and I ...
You don't have an extension "inside airtable".but you can use the Miro integration, so you can view some records in Airtable. Here are some useful links:https://miro.com/marketplace/airtable/https://blog.airtable.com/airtable-miro-integration-announc...
Hi Dan.Yes, i can write back to the source base, but it's manual. I need something more automatic, like a formula or lookup.I found a way by automations. In previous tests I had done it using a group action. This did not allow me to edit the field in...
Okay!If that kind of "double relation" happens 80% of the time (80-20 rule), you should create that relation in the same table. You can do it by creating a relation column in the Clients table (for example, and you should call it by other name)then, ...
