Detect Scheduling Conflicts
This script was written to be used with the “Event planning” Airtable template to detect overlapping start and end times.
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Saving images from Unsplash
The script saves the images from Unspalsh, the image link, the photographer’s name and the search term you entered.
Read MoreSet Defaults
With this script, every time you create a record in your base table, it will automatically add the data you set as a default. You will not have to manually enter the information. It will also add the data to records already created if you need to add or change previous records.
Read MoreField Tweaker
After importing data, it’s not uncommon to want to clean up and normalize data values, especially text fields that may have all types of inconsistencies. This is where the Field Tweaker script block can help.
Read MoreEnhanced Content Calendar
Using this script with the Content Calendar Template, you will be able to do some common tasks with managing your content calendar, including creating and managing your calendar.
Read MoreMeta Definition
Something very often requested is the ability to extract the meta information of a base/table to be used for external use. Now, with the new scripting block, that information can be extracted and shared outside.
Read MoreHelper Functions for Full Record Data
In the scripting block, in order to get cell values from the records returned by the selectRecordsAsync() method, a script must use the getCellValue() method.
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