I have an Airtable automation that uses the AI module to summarize text fields for each record in a view. A repeating group iterates through that list. In Make, those newly updated records are processed through a Word template to output a report. I'd...
I've been searching for solutions for hours for this. My perfect worldEvent staff open an attendance tracking form. They select the event and class that's about to start. The walk around the room and scan the QR codes (could be barcode as well) on al...
My team has several hundred user profiles with personal information stored in a database with no API. We keep the personal info there, but we have an SFTP to upload CSVs for information regarding statuses and due dates on various per-profile tasks. T...
I'm creating a script to compare two rollup fields and add the values both share into a third column. The fields roll up linked record fields and return them as just the text in a comma-separated list. Airtable documentation says rollup fields are an...
I think this question stems from not understanding the core logic behind Airtable. Hopefully this will act as a piece of a puzzle.Background: I have data being automatically sent as a CSV once per hour. Most of the records will not change often, so I...
This is what I ended up doing, thank you! For anyone having a similar problem, here's the details: I have a last updated timestamp field pointed at the summary field, and another field that shows the time of the latest update of the child records I'm...
After looking into it, I do think Fillout, like Scott suggested, is the best option, but I set it up differently. I'll write out my solution in case others encounter something similar. TL;DR: I used Fillout to make a form that updates attendee record...
Answering my own question if anyone gets this far. This was the only part of the code that was missing some comments to help beginners understand.The addition to the script is to provide a one-way sync update to your new junction table from one of th...
I rewrote my code at some point and the issue stopped. I can only assume I was implementing in a weird way somewhere that wouldn't come up when following more common practices. Thanks for your insight.
