This extension for Airtable generates a random number or alphanumeric ID based on settings that you define, such as: how many characters and whether or not to include letters.
💡For people coming from Excel: this tool is not quite a replacement for “RANDBETWEEN” and “RND”, but it might be good enough in a lot of use cases.
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Mass export them with 1-click
Turn barcodes into scannable barcode images
Turn existing links into attachments
Copy records to another table with a single click
Duplicate multiple Airtable records effortlessly
Auto-delete certain fields’ values
Delete completed tasks, old records, blank records, etc.
Archive records with a click
Cut and paste records between tables
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We want to use the Random number generator used only when an option of a single select (or checkbox) is selected.
To only generate a random number when some sort of filter is applied, you should select an Airtable view. It’s an optional field in the extension settings.
It generates a new number for every record within that view. Is there a way to generate the new records only? This view is tied to the view needed for these random numbers already.
The way the extension works is that it will fill any empty field within that selected view. So if you don’t want to have some specific cells filled with random numbers, you just have to fill it with something (anything). They cannot be empty, otherwise they will be filled.