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I use Airtable to track class enrollments. When I create a new table, I copy the previous session’s table (Session1) and immediately rename it (Session2). But almost immediately Airtable turns Session2 into two tables, both named “Session1 copy.” As ...
One thing I just appended to my answer on the forum: when a student is enrolled in two classes, it looks like Airtable is creating a new hybrid class, which is workable, but also creating a new table to enter it on, which is less so.
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I don’t quite understand what you mean by using Airtable as a spreadsheet instead of a database. I have a lot of different types of information and I need to see different relationships between them, so to me that so...
Hey Jeremy,
Thanks for your thoughtful reply. I don’t quite understand what you mean by using Airtable as a spreadsheet instead of a database. I have a lot of different types of information and I need to see different relationships between them, so t...
