Trying to prefill a classic Airtable form via ?prefill_FieldName=Value. Field name matches exactly, but the value never populates. Tested with a single Text field, signed in as owner, no filters on the field.
This is for a form built in the Forms tab on the website, so it's not an "interface" form as far as I can tell (not sure what that is).
Building a company ops dashboard - need revenue totals per staff member, each broken into This Week / This Month / This Year windows. These metrics will be displayed in a dashboard. Here's what I've landed on, and I'm hoping someone's found something less cumbersome:
Current approach, per metric:
Then in the dashboard, I'll create a list element that displays the Name and YTD Cost rollup per record in the Staff table.
This works, but it feels hacky and I can see this causing significant lag when there's 15 hidden link fields and thousands of records.
Am I missing the obvious way to do this?
Is there a way to have the linked record picker show only the Primary Field i.e. a simple clickable list instead of the full field card, which also pulls in every backlink column?
For context: even with as few as 10 records in the linked table, the current card view already requires vertical scrolling. Notion's relation picker is the behavior I'm hoping for, with the primary property shown as a compact, clickable list, full record available on click if needed.
Is there a native setting for this, or a known workaround to get a leaner list view?
There's no way my client is going to be happy with how the card looks in the attached image.
How is anybody successfully building any automations in this software? Tell me I'm wrong, please...
Simple logic example
IF a == 1 OR a == 2 OR a == 3
print(a)
ELSE
print(b)
END
Implementing it in Monday com's Automations:
IF a == 1
print(a)
ELSE
print(b)
END
IF a == 2
print(a)
ELSE
print(b)
END
IF a == 3
print(a)
ELSE
print(b)
END