Airtable - Custom Function
This is how you can create a custom function that will integrate with your Airtable database.
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This is how you can create a custom function that will integrate with your Airtable database.
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To find and use the Airtable API for your specific base, follow these steps:
Open the Airtable base (database) that you want to interact with using the API.
Once inside your base, click on the Help menu (a question mark icon) in the upper right corner of the Airtable interface.
In the Help menu, you'll see an option labeled API documentation. Click on it.
This will take you to a page with automatically generated API documentation specifically for your base.
The documentation provides detailed information on how to interact with your base's data via the Airtable API.
You'll need an API key to authenticate your requests. To get your API key:
Click on your profile icon in the top right corner of the Airtable interface.
Select Account from the dropdown menu.
Scroll down to the API section.
Copy the API key provided.
The API documentation will show you the specific endpoints you can use to interact with your base, including:
Base ID: Specific to the Airtable base you are working with.
Table Names: The names of the tables in your base.
Example API requests: You can see examples of how to create, read, update, and delete records.
If your base ID is app1234567890 and your table name is Table 1, your API URL for getting records might look something like this:
Go to and sign in to your account.