Airtable Tutorial | For Beginners

This is my video tutorial on Airtable for beginners. I cover the most basic functions so you can learn how to create your own base from scratch, building tables, custom views, linking tables and how to create formulas using those relationships.
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[@TheEtrepreneur]

I've seen many airtable tutorials. This is the richest one. Thank you!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Awesome! I’m glad to hear! Thank you for watching! 🙏

[@frakasha24]

This has lowered my anxiety about using Air Table, very simple straight forward and to the point. THANK YOU!!!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Amazing! I’m so glad to hear! 😊

[@pamelajoystewart315]

Thank you! I appreciate your easy to understand language and examples.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching! 🙂

[@jeikabryllstephannielago5952]

Dude Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate the pacing and your way of teaching things. Very simple and straight to the point. 100% beginner friendly!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

That’s awesome to hear! I appreciate the positive feedback 😊 Glad you found the video helpful!

[@Tech_fidence]

This is best video I’ve seen so far. Thank you!

[@loglasman9598]

Very good tuto for absolute beginers like me. very easy to follow. Thanks

[@judithmartin771]

Great tutorial. You are a very good teacher! Love your chill vibe and comfortable, strong voice. Than you

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback! Glad you found the video helpful!

[@okohlawrence2466]

Best tutorial so far. I'm glued to this channel for more. Thank you @lessons unlocked

[@jasondumas6947]

Really helpful in getting a quick start with AirTable. Thanks so much.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You’re welcome, glad you found it helpful!

[@heyyouau29]

You did a great job simply walking us through basics of Airtable. It seems so approachable! Thanks for sharing your knolwedge with the community!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Absolutely Robert! Glad i was able to contribute! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@megelha5777]

You just got a subscriber. You made a very clear and easy explanation. I was having cold feet in applying for an airtable course, but with this, I am surely going to enroll. Thank you!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You’re very welcome, thank you for watching my video! 😊 I’m really happy to hear that you found it helpful!

[@thutamaungmaung2413]

Thank you very much! It's really helpful.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m glad hear! Thank you for watching 😊🙏🏻

[@justthej]

Thank you, this was what I was looking for.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Awesome, I’m glad to hear!

[@babymoleautopilot]

Very helpful tutorial as I will be using Airtable for a Project Management role. Thank you!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Awesome! Glad it was helpful!

[@tracysullivan7871]

Thank you so much, I feel confident to start my first table... :)

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Awesome! I’m so glad to hear that!

[@syedmoqaddas]

Thanks a lot man! Finally it makes sense after a couple of days watching useless tutorials.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m really happy to hear that! Glad you found my video helpful 😊

[@rolfjackson790]

Late to the game here, but that was incrediby useful... thank you so much!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you found it helpful, it’s never too late 😊

[@grzegorzlecki3139]

I am going to go ahead and say great video go ahead thanks and go ahead!

[@emilyeisenberg9204]

Thank you. Very clear and easy to follow.

[@astridjones1449]

This was very informative. Thank you for taking your time. I am new to air table and you made it easy to understand. I look forward in more of your tutorials.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment! Glad you found the tutorial video helpful! I really try to make it simple to learn the basics 😊

[@Nietzsche_K_Gote]

My workplace just adopted it. Thanks for the video . Helped me get started in cutting the clutter.

[@DW20uno]

This was so good. You easily explained airtable!

[@jferg5690]

Thank you. It was very well laid out for a beginner. Thank you.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

That was the goal, you’re welcome! 😊

[@britney076]

Thank you, you make it very easy to understand. Really appreciate!!!

[@cliff_coelho]

GReat video. I've been feeling the Fomo with this.

[@susancoates9460]

This video was so helpful. Thank you so much for creating it.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m so glad that you found it helpful! Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! 🙏

[@Breesolisable]

Your video is so helpful ! I saw some videos about Airtable before yours, I think this one is the best for me. Your explanation is very clear! Thank you very much !

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m so happy to hear it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 😊

[@duromaxman]

Very good job explaining airtable

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment!

[@michellecooper2269]

This was great, very easy to follow and shows the capability of Airtable. Thank you!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m glad you found it helpful! Thanks for leaving a comment!

[@daxamor5762]

This is a great tutorial!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you! Glad you found it helpful!

[@lgryfe]

Great tutorial! Thank you.

[@mrsheyland]

Thanks for a well paced, concise and digestible lesson :)

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! 😊

[@zxan.]

This was very succinct! Airtable was mentioned on my job interview earlier, so I'm preparing for the job by learning this! Hope I got the job 🤞🏻 Thanks for this!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hope you get the job, good luck!

[@maryhayesphoto]

@@LessonsUnlocked haha... I am doing the same... interview in 2 hours.

[@roselinefoluke6625]

Same here, it was mentioned, I do hope I get the job

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Good luck to you!

[@iamnicoleamor]

Did you get the job?

[@maggiebalistreri]

you're a great teacher and your clear style matches this awesome tool

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you for such a kind compliment, really appreciate it! 🙏

[@ChauVu-ql4ly]

thank you for this! looking forward to more

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You’re welcome! Any other tutorial topics you think might be helpful?

[@ChauVu-ql4ly]

@@LessonsUnlocked Looking for a base that can track our shop's expenses in category like shop and cafe, the tricky part is to have it grouped by week (Monday - Sunday) and by Quater. Is that too specific?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Not too specific at all, my initial recommendation is to create a separate table that outlines your weeks as a record with another column for which quarter that week belongs to. For example, Week 1 is the record with start and end dates as columns then a column with quarters and assign Q1 to it. After you create the table, link it to your expenses and then do a lookup and pull the quarter after assigning the week the expense belongs to. From there you should have the data points to group the records in a view by quarter and by weeks. Hope that make sense, I know that was a detailed response 😂, I’ll see if I can make a video on it…

[@ChauVu-ql4ly]

@@LessonsUnlocked yes a video would be a great 🎁! 😂

[@LessonsUnlocked]

@@ChauVu-ql4ly I’m about to post a video tomorrow for you! Be on the look out! 😊 Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!

[@EbenVisher]

What an awesome tutorial! Boy, it sure did help me. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m really glad that it did! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment!

[@DebDatta]

Very useful. Many thanks!

[@serdarklcbay4402]

thank you for clean explanation

[@kateescobar1818]

Brilliant tutorial. Many thanks.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thanks for the positive feedback! Glad you found the video helpful! 😊🙏

[@jfancycraftltd4438]

Thanks for this great video

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You’re welcome! I’m glad you got some value out of it! 😊 thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@Crispinaffrench]

Super helpful. Thanks - I really like your calm demeanor and pace. 👍

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I appreciate the comment! Glad you found the video helpful!

[@chiplafferty9013]

Well done, that was very helpful

[@steffanieb174]

Super informational! Thanks so much. This definitely set me up for success.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m glad you found the video helpful! 😊

[@margaretfouche5120]

This was very helpful. Good explanation of the basics. Thank you!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, I really appreciate it 🙏

[@jeffreyvaughn7683]

Thanks for explaining this in a way I can use it.

[@alanlevin6232]

Great Presentation

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you 😊

[@maricelsantillan6165]

Understandable sir...thank you for sharing your knowledge...

[@IraGaar]

Great video tutorial! Do you have a video on podcast or social media production? Thx! 🤓🤓🤓

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thanks! Are you referring to content management?

[@IraGaar]

@@LessonsUnlocked Yes that sounds helpful as well. Trying to get ideas on how to streamline our current workflow. Thx

[@lonesomebooze]

Thanks. Very nice tutorial of the AirTable.

[@Timajbae]

This was incredible!! This is just what I needed t get started creating content!!!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Glad you found the video helpful! 😊

[@rehamref3t933]

Very useful .. Thank you so much !!

[@Nuktabeen]

Wonderful tutorial, thanks BTW I need more understanding of Workspace and Bases relationship?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you for watching! To answer your question you can have one workspace with many bases, so it’s a one to many relationship. You can move as many bases into a workspace and can move bases across different workspaces if you wish. Hope that helps! 😊

[@Nuktabeen]

@@LessonsUnlocked Thanks a lot, now I go it. Thanks again.

[@jennyngocoach]

Awesome succinct tutorial, I look forward to using Airtable. Thank you Tom and keep up the good work!

[@annmogaka270]

Thank you, pretty good guide for a beginner

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you for the comment and feedback! I tried to make it basic as possible but yet show relevant features for a beginner 😊

[@kristinw4127]

Excellent video. Thank you! I'm thinking that having a tool for a nonprofit that does project management, budgeting, and asset tracking would be useful. Can Airtable do that simply?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thanks for leaving a comment! Yes Airtable can absolutely do all of that, it really depends on how complicated you want it to be but it can certainly support those functions

[@jordanlloyd7605]

Great video! simple and straightforward, thanks!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you! I tried to keep it as simple as possible but enough to get started, thanks for leaving a comment!

[@territattan5251]

Very informative and succinct. Thank you!

[@100busan]

very imformative thank you.

[@johndthomas6837]

Good stuff. Can you create a template and either email it or place it on your server for others to view or download?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi John, are you asking for a template of what was covered in the video or something specific? I certainly don't mind sharing a template you can download if you feel it can be useful

[@yams900]

Well explained ! I'm sure Airtable can be used as database for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. Need to oragnize all my purchases, aircrafts, airports, sceneries, add-ons. Aircrafts information needs to broken to type, jet, piston, prop, turbo prop...vendor for purchase. You get the idea :) It has become messy to find and know what I've got, and where I bought it. I'm sure Airtable can accomodate for all this.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

It certainly sounds like it can, the information can be organized in a table with all those attributes and linked to all your purchases, definitely doable 😊

[@yams900]

@@LessonsUnlocked Thx for quick reply ! Guess what, I went back to good old Microsoft Access 2010 :) I discovered that AirTable for iOS limited, for example Formulas missing. It became too hard to follow tutorials from KZbin :( Tried briefly Windows version but didn’t quite like it. I’ve worked a lot with MS Access 2010, even if it’s old, still works fine !

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Ah yes, if you’re looking for more customization and advanced formulas, that’s not really Airtable‘s place. MS Access is a bit more advance but less user friendly for most people since you actually have to create your own tables, entities, relationships, SQL queries and etc. Everyone’s use case will be different but if you need more custom or advance database needs, MS Access pretty much does the job, the learning curve is steep though but glad you found something that works for you!

[@yams900]

@@LessonsUnlocked Even if Access 2010 is old, probably not longer supported, it suits me perfectly :) In my ICT days 15 years ago, I designed Access for consumable inventory, stocktake, purchase and “sales”. Not really sales, it was supplying the users with consumables. It was quite fun, keep track of everything and produce reports per department when needed.

[@yams900]

@@LessonsUnlocked Must check if you have Microsoft Access tutorials, 2010 if possible but newer would be fine too. Need to fresh up memory, learn linking tables up next

[@001vgupta]

Very nicely explained.

[@kavitrathilak6178]

This is a very informative video. Well explained. Thank you

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@andreabeaulieu83]

Great video! We are using Airtable for our business but are a bit lost on setting up the Gantt Table, do you have a video about how to set this up?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you, glad you found the video helpful! At the moment I do not have a video on Gantt but I’ll add it to my list!

[@chellavilleta1144]

Thank you this is really helpfult

[@jennhuber1992]

Great video. I’m planning on trying airtable for genealogy!

[@nasserhi9561]

Thank you for adding the translation, and thanks for the excellent and simple explanation.. Can I make the table from right to left because my language is from right to left

[@AudriaRichmond]

Thank you so much for doing this video.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Absolutely! Glad I can help!

[@terynmc]

How funny! I’m on this video only because you mentioned @Airtable in clubhouse @Audria

[@MKTWK]

Your video is really great; I hope you can add Vietnamese subtitles to make it easier to understand.

[@WendyPerdon]

great starting point -better than airtable help

[@ArnoldGia]

Hey! Loved the editing. What tool do you use for the zoom-in effects on the certain elements that you're clicking / talking about?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hey Arnold! I use Camtasia for my tutorial videos, I really think it helps when you can clearly follow and focus on a specific point when screen sharing, the software isn’t too expensive, definitely check it out! Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@ArnoldGia]

@@LessonsUnlocked thanks it's really effective!

[@mitchie124]

Great job! Very clear and easy to follow.

[@tracysullivan7871]

Hi, is there a way to add multiple team members to one task? Do you have a specific video for that? Thanks AirTable

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi Tracy, there are two ways that I know of, one is creating a Collaborator field type (assuming your team members are Airtable users) and the second option is to create a Team table with the list of your team members. If you create a Team table you'll need to link it to the Task table and 'Allow linking to multiple records' which should allow you to select multiple team members. With that said, it really depends on how you plan on reporting task status, there are limitations to this method, if you are simply tracking who is doing what then these two options should accomplish that. Hope that helps!

[@BA-jt6yw]

Great tutorial video! Sincerely I appreciate and grateful to you for taking the time to create this tutorial for us. Look forward to future tutorials. Thank you!

[@Bontelucci]

Thank you for this video! I want to try to use Airtable to summarize my Stakeholder Interview Findings. Do you think building from scratch would be best or using the UX Research Template? Where or how would you add Quotes from specific People? You have a great teaching style, by the way!

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi Andrea! Thanks for leaving a comment! I appreciate the feedback, I would say a template is always a good start and you can modify as you go. Once you learn the ropes you can create one from scratch. You can capture quotes in any of the field formats that allows short or long text, I would recommend the latter. You can always leverage input forms to capture this data or attach external documents containing feedback or quotes to a record or link it directly to a person if you like . There’s a lot of different options you can take. Again, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, glad you found the video helpful! 😊

[@Bontelucci]

@@LessonsUnlocked Thank you! I am rewatching your video to see how to link things together. I definitely want to link Quotes with specific people, I just have 600 sticky notes to deal with which I may export to a CSV and see if I can import into Airtable. (I sound like I know what I am doing! lol). Have a great day!

[@megangreen7687]

This is great! I like your channel! :)I appreciate the brevity

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! 😊🙏

[@nickturner8277]

Really good tutorial thanks. We have a table set up which has several fields. We need to send a few of the fields to our finance team which we have worked out how to group but the key thing is to isolate the data by month. We can see that you can filter dates but not by actual month it would appear? We don't want past month as that can cross over 2 months(14th Jan-14th Feb). I would have thought that if you picked within these dates you could use a calendar to select say 1/1/22-31/1/22? Any help would be appreciated, driving me a bit mad. Thanks

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi Nick, you'll need to use a formula to extract the month from the date itself. Create a separate field using this formula - DATETIME_FORMAT({date}, 'MMMM YYYY') - replace the {date} with the field name you are using for the date. If you don't need the year, remove the YYYY. After you pull the month name itself, you can easily group the data by month. Hope that helps!

[@nickturner8277]

@@LessonsUnlocked Thanks very much, I'll give this a go. Also thanks again for the excellent video, it really is the best one for helping beginners like me.

[@abdalrahman.daljam3487]

Outstanding Video 📹 Thanks a lot.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

You're welcome, I'm glad you found it helpful!

[@tahakerrouzi7533]

thanx ... very helpful

[@Maddycici]

Very informative - thank you for this.

[@OyewoleGrace-sn9jz]

Thank you for this tutorial. However, I am still finding it difficult. Seems my interface is different from yours and some features not seen!

[@ehsanhasin]

very informative

[@jasonclausen5702]

I run a business that is dependent upon the amount of hours my employees put toward a project. For example, if I have a project titled 2021 company a, I would like to know how much time is attached to that job. I imagine that this would include permissions for my employees to enter their hours and tasks. I would need to measure their costs for each job, which entails measuring the amount of time.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi Jason, thanks for leaving a comment. It really depends on whether the employee tasks are standardized or not. If they are, I can be as simple as creating an input form the employees can fill out, select a project, select the tasks and add hours to it. This approach will not require access to the Airtable base, just the input form itself. However, if we’re talking about estimating a project and creating tasks that are not standardized and can be anything, then yes, they’ll need to learn how to input those into a plan that is structured in the base. However that runs into a risk of data integrity. Another approach would be for them to fill out a spreadsheet which you can then import it into Airtable which then they can input hours through an input form. With all that said, there are many different ways to approach this but it’s a bit difficult without knowing all the details. But hopefully some of those ideas may help. Good luck and thanks for spending time to leave a comment! 🙏😊

[@visualsound2489]

What if you have unique tasks that are specific to a stage of a project, can that all be in one base and how do you link them together?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

It really depends on your use case, so without knowing much about what you're trying to achieve, you can simply have a table that acts like your Task Library and in your main project table you can have a drop down field listing all the phases. After that, you can link the project table to the task table and select the specific task you want. You can then group the project table by project ID and then by phase in a single view. Honestly, it's hard to explain via messages but that would essentially get you to the view you need. However, if you're looking for something more robust that automates task creation based on a project template, that's a different level of complexity that requires automated scripts. Not sure if that helps but short answer is yes, you can have unique tasks tied to specific stages of a project in one base.

[@visualsound2489]

@@LessonsUnlocked Ok So to give an update I basically have it setup as follows; "Projects > "Stages > Tasks > Subtasks"... Basically For a Project I have many stages mainly A,B,C so on and so forth kinda like in Production for a film, Then within those Stages, There are Tasks that I have to complete, and within those Tasks there are sub-tasks; detailed tasks that are used to help complete the main tasks... Apologizes in advance if it seems confusing, I'm trying to improve my planning so I can improve my life and organization on projects. LoL

[@LessonsUnlocked]

@@visualsound2489 ah ok, honestly you may be better off using a project management tool like Asana vs building a custom solution with Airtable. Airtable is essentially a data driven solution that can be used for project management up to a certain degree. When you’re talking about sub tasks and etc., you’ll need something more robust of the primary goal is to manage projects and tasks. There are dedicated tools like Asana that does that as well as some equivalent tools that competes with them.

[@visualsound2489]

@@LessonsUnlocked You know of any free solutions similar to Asuna?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

@@visualsound2489 Asana should be free up to 15 team members from what I recall, There’s another one I’ve used as well which is Monday.com but it’s only free up to 2 members. Clickup is another one I got some exposure to on a client project but haven’t personally used it deeply. I believe that has a free personal account as well.

[@susigan]

I can share a Calendar , via embed and other personl (random) one, allow him to change or write on a specific Box a feedback/result ?

[@haziqjefri5709]

how do u make a moving video effects on your video ? since i have to make a tutorial video for another software for my individual project. Btw it was a great video sharing using Airtable

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Thank you for your comment! I use a paid software called Camtasia, check it out! There are tutorial videos out there to help you perform these transitions.

[@multifrequencytechnologies9743]

can i ask how to add number plus text years in 1 column that we can also make a formula from it?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Would you be kind enough to clarify or provide an example? I’m not quite clear on what you mean by “number plus text years”

[@nikkiuranga6239]

I’m trying to create a price sheet for my services that I’m offering for my swim business. How will I be able to link the pricing rates and the packaged deals it’s 2 separate tables ? I’ve tried linking and it doesn’t work. I essentially want to have this work as a form that I can send out for my clients to pick which package they want. Will really appreciate your help with this. Thanks so much .

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi Nikki, I see you contacted me via IG I’ll reach out to you there...

[@JasonOhhh]

Wow, its like a colorful visual representation of SQL haha

[@LessonsUnlocked]

It sure is but a lot user friendly 😊

[@artilari]

Is there a way to add the search bar and filter/sort options on the 'mobile' view? On the desktop version I see it but when you open on a mobile phone it's not there.

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Yes, it's built into the airtable mobile app, are you currently using the native app or going through the browser on your phone?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Btw I responded to your message on IG

[@kathyacres3162]

Will this work to keep up with birthdays

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Yes it would, I assume you want to track and create a database of birthdays? It can absolutely do that 😊

[@gloriabouknight6758]

Can you create calendars in Airtable?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Hi Gloria, yes you can, here’s a link for your reference -> support.airtable.com/hc/en-us/articles/216945218-Guide-to-calendar-view

[@seemadey9374]

Do we have to share everytime after we put an update

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Great question! Once you share the base, the updates are real time for those who have access to view or edit.

[@devrajmagar1954]

Can I create table form to automatically count the number of times barcode scanned each time I scan my barcode and also automatically group the scanned item according to the types of item?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

I’m not familiar with how scanning barcodes integrate with Airtable but assuming barcodes are unique IDs you can create a transaction table that has their own unique ID per scan and associate it with a barcode, from there you can group and track the number of times it was scanned. But again, I’m not sure how barcode scanning integrates with Airtable to automate the input of that transaction. Something needs to input the data, normally online you can use Zapier automation, but barcode scanning I’m not sure...

[@kilahnixon4331]

How can I take info that clients fill out on my website and have that info automatically transferred to airtable without having to manually input each customers information?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

That sounds like an embedded survey which you can build using Airtable and add it to your website for them to fill it out. I assume that’s what you are trying to do? It’s an input form you need to create and then go to the share form option which will provide you an embed link for your website.

[@praveenreddy9383]

How can i bind data to a table from node rest api could anyone help me?? No the needful help

[@campliftMTL]

Great video, but why airtable instead of an excell document?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Great question! It depends on your use case but it can be versatile when you can leverage relational database features with built in views and support attachments, notes, record logs, and layer automation and applications on top. Plus you can embed custom input forms to collect data directly into your database. It’ll give you more versatility and it’s cloud base so you can access through an app or browser. So it really depends on what you’re using it for 😊, I love excel but like any other platform or software, it’ll have its limitations

[@campliftMTL]

@@LessonsUnlocked thanks for the reply! We’re looking for a tool to monitor and coordinate our activities in schools. We currently work with google, docs, sheets, forms and Asana. We were told Airtable could potentially be an all in one for us and maybe more…your thoughts?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Without knowing the type of data you’re managing and how you’re using each tool, from the sound of it, Airtable can address a lot of those formats as well as project management and organization similar to Asana, I would say try Airtable out and see if you can replicate everything before really thinking about fully converting over to make sure it meets your needs.

[@campliftMTL]

@@LessonsUnlocked Thank yo very much!

[@marysykes9493]

I was told Airtable can track "time on task"?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Absolutely! It’s through an Airtable extension, for you convenience here’s a link to see if this helps you, thanks for watching!😊 - support.airtable.com/docs/time-tracker-extension

[@wycliffeotieno2105]

How do I share the link with teammates?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

It depends what level of access you want to give them, you should see an option for “share view” for a specific view in the table and at the top right corner you’ll see an option to share which gives you the choice between sharing an entire workspace or the entire base itself.

[@luismejia276]

I never saw a table option anywhere?

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Are you referring to Grid View?

[@الكشافالسريانيالعالمي]

How I can contact you thanks

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Feel free to leave your question here and I can help answer but if it's something more involved, you can hit me up on IG, it's in my video description

[@الكشافالسريانيالعالمي]

@@LessonsUnlocked I like to learn airtable

[@LessonsUnlocked]

Best way to learn is to jump in and work on a personal project or for someone else, airtable has some tutorials and there's obviously KZbin as a good resource, if you run into something specific that you're having trouble with I can certainly try to help

[@الكشافالسريانيالعالمي]

@@LessonsUnlocked i like to Teach me if like that???