muneer
February 13, 2022, 8:10pm
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You will need to apply a technique rather than a specific function or block.
When you get the records in the green block, it starts with records
, then there is a list of objects which represents the rows in the table and each object start with a property called id . This property has the record unique number to refer to it later.
So you will need to create another list and add the id to that list whenever you add a record in your list that you show to the user.
The main block includes to fill up both lists
When selecting any item from the List Viewer
you will need to use the green block index
to get the row ID.
Hope that makes it clear.
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Its Very clear and it worked…
Thank you so much for your patience and detailed explanation as always.
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Dario_Cappello:
filterbyformula
Hello. I don’t think there is my solution at the top. Maybe I did not say it clear enough.
Suppose we have such a column
PROFESSIONS
aerospace engineer
construction engineer
mechanical engineer
naval engineer
mechanical
construction worker
mechanical metal worker
and I want to extract the records which contain mechanical. How should I set up filterbyformula?
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muneer
February 14, 2022, 10:45am
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I’m glad you found it helpful.
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muneer
February 14, 2022, 11:46am
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The filterByFormula runs exact search and therefore you get back only what exactly matching the text you provide.
You can try the FIND
method in the filterByFormula
to achieve what you want.
Try something like this: filterByFormula=(FIND("mechanical",{PROFESSIONS}))
You might need to adjust the text to be acceptable to Airtable expected format to have it working.
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Thanks muneer, I’ll try later and update you
thanks muneer, it works great. Perfect syntax!
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muneer
February 19, 2022, 4:39pm
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I’m glad it worked for you.
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