In the third class of the Airtable course we will delve into the creation of tables within our databases and their main functions.
We already have our database ready to start adding content and that we can work with it in an optimized way, it is time to create the tables that are necessary for us and configure them for data entry.
In this class we are going to discover how to create new tables, and what options we have in relation to the type of view, one of the main potentials of Airtable, as well as being able to organize it by view groups or other functions that will make Airtable a very powerful tool. Let’s go to class!
Creating tables in Airtable does not have any complications once we discover all these options at the beginning, in addition to being essential to design and create the data based on what we can do with it.
It is very interesting that we can exploit the data from a database from different types of views such as a form, or a gallery view in order to enhance the work with Airtable from productivity and efficiency, although we will see this in detail in the next section. next class.
Let’s go with our homework, we have our editorial calendar, which in this case we will create a table as a source of information where we will add publications to our editorial calendar, and another table where we will collect ideas for future content.
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