With this extension, you can share an editor for an Airtable view. You can decide which fields are shown in the editor and share it with those you’d like to give access.
The grid view extension displays your data in a familiar spreadsheet-style format, making it easy to view, sort, filter, and manipulate your data with ease. In the grid view, each row represents a single record in your table, while each column represents a field in that record, and you can customize the grid to fit your needs with various formatting options. You can also sort, and filter your data using different criteria and view your data in different arrangements. Additionally, the grid view provides various interactive functions, such as adding attachments and comments, and creating linked records, making it a versatile and powerful tool for managing data.
💡This extension is ideal for an employer who wants some employees to work on Airtable with limited access.
Conditionally Filtered Views
If you’re looking to pass URL parameters into a view so it filters the grid to show only particular records that match, check out our feature Automatic View Generator.
Demo
This extension can be used in 2 different ways:
1. Direct Link
Here’s a sample link of an editable view that you can share with others.
2. Embed in your site
Here’s the same view embedded inside this page as an example.
Features
- No limit on how many users.
- Field-level access control.
- Support having multiple Airtable views.
- Search function within the view and filters.
- Optional feature to have the view password protected.
- Supports editing records via the built-in form or directly on the grid.
💡Tip
Making the view editable is optional, not required. So you can just embed a white-labeled view on your website!
Will anyone who is using this extension need to be a paid user with Airtable? If I wanted to share editor views with customers, would they each need “editor” permissions in Airtable? And would I need to in-turn pay for each of those users?
They would not need editor permissions (nor Airtable accounts). Only one Airtable account with “creator” or “editor” permission is required to setup a View Editor. Then, it can be shared with an unlimited amount of people. You would not have to pay extra for those people.
I need to delete an entire row. How do I do this?
In order to be able to delete records, you will need to enable that feature from the “advanced” options section.
Is it possible to have something like this (Grid View Editor) but with a login? (like with user and pin).
Yes, please check out our portal extension. It allows you to have a grid view with a login.