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This response can then be used in other connectors. The single or multiple values for the record id would be available as “” depending upon the action used find the row or find rows.

After the necessary fields are added, enter the Action unique name and also make sure that you add Variable to return values.

Say for example you want to add certain keys by modifying the connector response then you can use the Column transformation.

Transform keys: You can add transformation of the key values of your connector.

Table name: This is the table name from the specified Base.

You can copy it from the documentation and paste it here.

The ID is available in the Help > API Documentation of your Airtable base.

Base ID: Base ID is the ID for the respective Base you are using in Airtable.

You can find detailed documentation for supported formulas here.

Filter by Formula: Airtable formula to be added to filter data.

Search Direction: Search the table from top to bottom or from the bottom to the top.

Value to search: This is the Value to be searched in the specified column.

Column to search: This is the column from the Table to be searched.

Select the connected Airtable account and click Continue.

To find a row/rows, select the appropriate connector as required.

Typically you search the row or rows matching criteria and fetch their record-id which would then be used to specify the record to be updated or deleted.

There would be times when you would want to search a record as a part of your update or delete row action. You can create custom functions to insert columns that have nested key values.If you have a formula column, that should also be kept empty.To enable adding new records, such columns should be kept empty or you can create a custom function to prepare data in the expected format. It supports simple key values, nested keys like those for the Attachment column type are not supported.In this example, let us add the new row on click of the Action button to Add record.Ī few things to remember when adding a new row using this connector: You can also make use of Keywords to add the dynamic values as well, on form submission or on an action event. Let us for this example add Static values. Add the authenticated account and click Continue.Under Select from Airtable, select specific Action and click Continue.To add a connector in an action flow, go to the Action flow and under Server-side actions > Ready Third-party connectors, select the Airtable connector.The connection and authentication process would be the same whether you use an action flow or workflow. Let us take the example to add the Airtable connector in an Action flow. Now let us consider a few scenarios to understand some of the functionalities available with this integration. Your connector configuration is now done. Once all details are added, click Finish.Then add the respective Fields for the connector account. Now Configure connector fields. Add a Connector name.If you have already configured your account, you simply need to choose it from the list and click Continue. To configure the Airtable account, under Authenticate Airtable, click +Add Account. For this, you need to first configure the account and then proceed. Now you need to add the Airtable Account to authenticate Airtable.Select the Action you want to carry out under Select from Airtable and click Continue.To add the connector, select Airtable and click Continue.The Airtable Third Party connector is available under Connectors.

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