Just click on the column header, the copy and paste. You can also select multiple cells by dragging the little tiny handle in the lower right corner of each cell. Then, you can copy your selection and paste it elsewhere.
You can use Airtable's copy and paste functions ( Ctrl C and Ctrl V) to duplicate or move data. For more on Airtable's keyboard shortcuts, see this article. For information on how to use copy and paste to move the contents of records, see this article.
Base collaborators of any permission level can duplicate any Airtable base they are a base collaborator on. For more information on how to see your bases's current collaborators, check out this support article. A base can be duplicated in two ways. The first way to duplicate a base is from the homescreen.
Using Airtable Sync to sync tables in a different bases. You can quickly copy a table from one base to another in three steps: Create a new, blank table in the base where you want to copy the information.
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To copy a field (column) from one table to another, you can copy any cell from the existing field, then paste it into a new empty text field in a different table (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V for PC; ⌘+C, ⌘+V for Mac). This will also copy over the field settings.
You can use Airtable's copy and paste functions ( Ctrl C and Ctrl V ) to duplicate or move data.
To duplicate a base, tap the dropdown arrow next to the name of the base. This will bring you to the Edit base menu. From the Edit base menu screen, tap the Duplicate base option.
To duplicate a view, start by clicking on the name of your view to expand the view options menu. In the view options menu, select "Duplicate view". This will create an exact copy of the view, and prefill the name of the duplicated view with the same name and "copy".
You can drag and drop one or more of your records in a table to reorder them. You can reorder a single record by just dragging on the number to the left of the record and dropping the record where you want it. To move multiple records, start by selecting the records you'd like to move.
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To create a new grant (and replicate all of the tasks), you would right click the tab, click “Duplicate Table”, and enable the option to “Duplicate Records”.
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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 common workaround is to simply put all related tables into the same base.
To duplicate a table, tap the dropdown arrow next to the name of the table you wish to duplicate to bring up the edit table menu. From the edit table menu, tap the Duplicate table option.
With the Airtable kanban view, you can visualize your workflow in a board of stacked cards. Click and drag to move cards between different stacks, or reorder them within a stack. To see this view in action, check out this video! Creating a kanban view.
View basics You can create up to 1000 views per table in your base. Users on Airtable's Pro and Enterprise plans have access to two premium view features that allow for greater control over view configurations in a team context: locked views and personal views.
There are three ways you can copy a table from one base to another. They are:
If you find yourself needing to move records from one table to another this could done by exporting the table as a CSV then using the CSV import app to pull the records into the destination table.
Another option would be to use Airtable Sync to sync one table to another base. After you've finished syncing, you can unsync the table (in the destination base) which will remove the sync but leave all records and fields in the table.
If you would like to append data from an external source (like Excel or Google Sheets) you can simply copy and paste ( Ctrl C and Ctrl V) from the source to Airtable. Make sure that the order of the columns in the original spreadsheet matches the order of the columns in the destination Airtable base!
Copy and paste within Airtable. You can copy data from one Airtable base and paste it into another. When you do, the pasted cells will generally create new fields of the same type as the original fields. The exceptions are as follows: Foreign keys from a linked record field will be treated as plain text and put into a single line text field.
To copy a view configuration from another view, click on the ellipsis (...) button in the view bar, then select the Copy another view's configuration option. This will bring up a dialog box from which you can choose various configuration elements to copy over from another view. Use the Choose a view dropdown to pick the target view ...
apply record coloring to color-code your records (on the Airtable Pro plan only ) If you've configured a view in a certain way—for example, by applying filters, sorts, and groups—you can take that view configuration from one view and apply it to another view.
The different view configuration options that can be copied vary depending on view type. For example, since calendar view doesn't have grouped records, you can't copy groups to or from a calendar view.