Tables in Airtable overview

Understanding tables in Airtable

Tables are the next level down from bases in Airtable's organizational structure, containing a shared type of information across all records in that table. 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. 

Because Airtable is a relational database, you can connect information from different tables across a base using features like linked records, lookups, rollups, Airtable Automations, and more.

Deleting tables from bases in Airtable 

Deleting tables

1. Open your Airtable homepage.

2. Open your preferred base. 

3. Click the ⌄ icon  next to the name of the table you want to delete.

4. Click Delete table, then Delete.

Hiding and showing tables in Airtable bases 

Hiding tables

1. Open your Airtable homepage. 

2. Open your preferred based. 

3. Click the ⌄ icon next to the name of the table you want to hide.

4. Click Hide table. 

Note

You can also hide individual or multiple tables by clicking the ⌄ icon next to the last table in your preferred base and then clicking the crossed-out eyeball icon.