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Hey Community,
I was getting help a little while ago on a script a month ago, and I’m trying to apply the old script to a new use case, and having a bit of a problem.
I’m having another issue upstream through an integration that is removing the file ...
Hey!
I’m using a Zapier and connecting to dropbox. In my Zap, it drops the a URL of the file uploaded into dropbox back into my Airtable table. Problem is, I don’t want my users to have to use dropbox. Luckily there is a feature through Dropbox that ...
Hey Community!
Here’s my problem: I have users adding phone numbers to records. Problem is, the way the are inputting records doesn’t allow me to have Data validation. I need the number they input in a specific format, and I was hoping there might be...
Hey Airtable Community.
I need help with automating the repetitive task of manually changing the name of a file after it’s been uploaded into my base. As of right now, we have a user filling out a form, and after it’s submitted, I want that to trigge...
JonathanBowen:
let table = base.getTable('Table 4');
let query = await table.selectRecordsAsync();
for (let record of query.records) {
let files = record.getCellValue('Attachments');
let newAttachments = [];
for (let file of files) ...
Hey Jonathan,
Thanks for adding some color context on this. I missed your notification initially until now, so sorry for the delay.
So, sorry if I didn’t explain the use case correctly.
TLDR: file names of imported files are imported like this:
The ...
Thank you so much for putting this together. This will be incredibly helpful for ensuring our phone number data is usable.
Thank you so much for putting this together!
Yeah, as I look at your original, it was def me.
I was testing things out a bit, and trying to make it work, so I might have mistakenly added the " ".
Glad it’s solved, great script!!!
Cameron_Goldberg:
let newName = `${newPrefix}. ${ext}`
Changed to
let newName = `${newPrefix}.${ext}`
It’s working now.
also, now that I see the problem, it was such an easy one staring me in the face. I’ll chalk this up to a learning cu...
