Counts the number of linked records in a record link column.Ĭreated Time Field. This field provides a list of all the workspace/base collaborators (with whom the given bases is shared) to select from.Ĭount Field. Can be used for storing Yes/No type values for the records.Ĭollaborator Field. Can be used to create a clickable button for performing a variety of actions such as “Open URL.”Ĭheckbox Field. The mobile Airtable client allows scanning barcodes or QR codes with your camera that can be stored under this field.īutton Field. Used to automatically generate a unique number for each of the records, thus creating a unique identifier for each.īarcode Field.
Allows attaching one or several files (e.g.
Record IDs can be used in a variety of ways including API integration, formulas, automations, and so on.Īttachment Field. When the record is expanded, the Record ID can be found within the URL (the last piece starting with ‘rec’). Each record has a unique identifier called Record ID. In Airtable, there is a number of different field types to choose from (Single Line Text, Attachment, Date, and so on). The fields provide the necessary attributes for a given record (for a user list, those could be Name, Email, Subscription Plan, etc.). The columns within the table are called fields. Therefore, if your table is a list of users, each record will represent an individual user.įield. The rows in the table are called records.
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