Have you seen the content of the “value” parameter of the Got Row event?
- just add a label in the designer section
- use block. set label.text to value
- just post that label value here in the community.
No. Not this
Here you said :
So that means index 1 is for gender
find index of all other attributes like this.
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Hi @Ansh_Anand,
Ok, i get it,
You mean to search for the values once in a Label/Textbox, manually identify the Index and provide the same index number in the “Select List Item List” block.
Like here, in this block i display the list of values in “Email_ID” textbox, manually identify that the Name column exists in index 7, and give the index value as 7 and will remove the set value maintained for Email_ID
Exactly.
@Ansh_Anand,
Thanks, but i wanted to understand if there is any automated way to identify the index.
As i observe that Airtable doesn’t maintain the list in ordered manner.
I am not sure, if Airtable will maintain the list always in the manner, it is stored currently. Coz, if the list format will change, so will the index 
This happens bcz Airtable store list according to datatypes. Example : all single line text go first , MCQ after wards and so on.
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It will maintain same order.
Hi,
@Ansh_Anand, @Mohamed_Tamer and @Rogerio_Rios : Appreciate your help and support. 
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Please POST the Solution and Mark It.
@Sribatsha_Kundu , can you post your blocks Solution ?
Hi @Ansh_Anand,
Sorry, for re-opening the thread.
The solution is not working, i can see the index numbers work for the current saved record. However if a new record enters the table, the indexing changes during the second fetch.
Regards,
Sribatsha