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I generate records through the week that all pertain to an event on Saturday. For organising these records into a week-by-week historical view (and for ease of human use on Saturday), I want to be able to automatically tag all of these records for th...
We run a weekly vege bag program, and I need some help scaling up and improving our record keeping. Members can get their vege bag delivered for a fee, or pick it up.We ask members to commit to being a delivery or pick up, but there are always a few ...
I am building a crop planning tool in airtable for our farm. To simplify, we crop plan with some of the following considerations:- What crops are going in a bed (we are diversified farm, and plant multiple species together) - each crop is its own rec...
It seems like the "filter records to a view" doesn't function on the mobile app.Am I missing something? Is there a way to make it work? In our context, it's quite a major workflow issue.
I have spent a HUGE amount of time on semi-functional base design. However, I keep making iterative mistakes. The relational databases is, of course, the big appeal in airtable.But I keep making mistakes with flow through consequences, and kind of ne...
Ah yes, that's something like what I was thinking, I just wasn't sure how to automatically create a table each week with 75 customers (scaling to 150 in the next 6 months, hence the need to sort this out sooner!).So, basically you're suggesting:1) A ...
Thanks! That loom thing is neat and handy for this kind of stuff, cool tool!Yeah, I considered a table for planning IDs - but I tied myself in knots as I wanted to be able to create the ID in the planning and records table (which you've called crops ...
Gantt does a useful summary view, where I can collapse the group and still view the overall time. But doesn't let me drag records around, as I gather that doesn't work with it's dependency functions. This would be ideal for timelines, but doesn't see...
