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I am trying to build a module in Make (Integromat) that will find a single Airtable record that matches an AND + OR condition:My formula is:AND( {NMI}="XXXXXXXXX", OR( {Subscription status}="Active", {Subscription status}="Pending", {Subscription sta...
I’m using a Search Airtable module in an Integromat/Make flow, to find a matching Airtable record from an incoming email.
The flow works by watching Gmail using the Make Gmail module, creating an array of the to: addresses, including all of the to, C...
We’ve been looking for ways to extend our record limit in Airatble for quite a while.
This crossed my radar today - https://www.getpalette.com/
Looks interesting … Has anyone tried it yet?
I have a table that collects user reviews, and includes a multi-select field as one of the elements for their reviews
I want to aggregate the data from this table to generate average ratings etc.
I wan to generate an aggregated summary of the multi-s...
I want to provide some self-serve capabilities to customers so they can view and update their customer record in my Airtable, plus ideally also access a Stripe-hosted subscription management portal.
I need to allow users to login to view and update v...
Interested in this, but for Australian jurisdiction. IS it possible to geo-constrain an Airtable base to a specific AWS data centre? Could be a very useful enterprise option?
Hi Bill,I found this old post of yours, and I am wondering if things have improved for Airtable encryption/data security features since you wrote it.I'm looking for a good way to store encrypted info in dedicated fields in my Airtable, alongside othe...
:pray: thanks Scott!
I had filtered the view that this scenario relies on, for an unrelated purpose.
That explains why the record could not be found. :flushed: oops.
Thanks very much for your reply - your question about View pinpointed the issue ...
Hi @ScottWorld , here’s the formula in Make:
And here’s an instance of that formula in a dummy formula field called ‘test’ in my Airtable that successfully returned a value ‘1’ for a matching record. I’ve obscured email address info from this screen...
