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Link between tablets and calender

  • April 12, 2019
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Hey guys!

I have recently discovered Airtable and am thrilled. I want to link to a calender and I don’t know how…

Here is a screenshot:

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I want to make a trainingsplan for myself.
I entered a training today. And now I want to see it on another table like here:

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I have already tried a few and watched some videos. I can not do it…

Hope you can help me! :slightly_smiling_face:

Kind regards
Stefan

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  • Stefan_Tinkloh
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  • April 12, 2019

My wish is: I enter a training and it appears automatically in another table (the calendar).

Is this possible?

Alex_Wolfe
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  • Alex_Wolfe
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  • April 12, 2019

My wish is: I enter a training and it appears automatically in another table (the calendar).

Is this possible?


You will have to create a new Calendar view in the same Table as the records you want to display. By default, Airtable can only display records from a Table based on a Calendar view in that same Table. Currently, you have one Table, ‘Trainings’ with the records you wish to display, and one Table, ‘Kalender’ with the calendar view. These will need to be in the same Table.

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    • Stefan_Tinkloh
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    • April 12, 2019

    You will have to create a new Calendar view in the same Table as the records you want to display. By default, Airtable can only display records from a Table based on a Calendar view in that same Table. Currently, you have one Table, ‘Trainings’ with the records you wish to display, and one Table, ‘Kalender’ with the calendar view. These will need to be in the same Table.


    Ok, thank your very much! :winking_face:

    I thought so, but found it more beautiful with my way.

    Thanks!

    Kind regards
    Stefan

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