Navigating your base

 Tables in Airtable hold information about one type of item — for example, products, projects, tasks, campaigns. Each base needs at least one table. Individual tables appear as their own tabs in a base.  Introduction Tables overview Tables are ...

An Airtable base contains all of the information you need for a particular project or collection. Each of the square icons on your homepage is a different base. It's kind of like a workbook in a traditional spreadsheet, and can contain multiple ta...

Through Airtable Sync, you can automatically sync views (and the records within them) from one base to another. To learn more about using Sync click here . While we do not support linking to individual records across bases at this time, a commo...

You can customize the appearance of your base by changing its color and icon. On the Airtable free plan, you can choose from one of 10 colors. If your workspace is on a Pro plan, you get access to an additional palette of 10 lighter base colors . ...

Deleting bases  To delete an Airtable base, click the menu dropdown button on the base icon in the home screen, and select the "Delete" option. You will need to click a second red "Delete" button in order to confirm the deletion. You can also d...

Though you can manually copy and paste multiple cells , you can swiftly copy and paste the values of one or more adjacent cells using the fill handle. Using the fill handle To use the fill handle simply select the cell(s) that you would like t...

Airtable’s insights are designed to help creators understand the activity connected to their bases and interfaces, identify ways to optimize their bases and interfaces and aid in performing base maintenance via suggestions. Introduction Accessin...