[FREE]AirtablePro Extension - For airtable lovers

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🧩 AirtablePro

An extension for Kodular
Airtable Pro – Full featured extension

Specifications

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Package: com.jsr.airtablepro
Size: 46.53 KB
Minimum API Level: 14
Updated On: 2025-12-10T18:30:00Z
Built & documented using: FAST v5.2.0-premium
Extension V1 : com.jsr.airtablepro_v2.0.aix (46.5 KB)

Special Thanks to @JEWEL for his wounderful platform for building extension

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Say goodbye to complex API integrations and hello to seamless Airtable connectivity! AirtablePro is a powerful, user-friendly extension that lets you create, read, update, delete, search, filter, sort, and manage your Airtable data directly from your app — all with simple drag-and-drop blocks. Whether you’re building a to-do list, inventory tracker, CRM, or data dashboard, AirtablePro gives you full control over your Airtable base with real-time feedback, progress tracking, error handling, and precise cell-level operations

Absolutely! Below is a comprehensive user guide for your AirtablePro extension, tailored for Kodular and MIT App Inventor users.

This guide explains exactly how to use each function — including which blocks to use, how to structure lists, and what data types to provide.

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AirtablePro User Guide

For Kodular & MIT App Inventor

Prerequisites

1. Create an Airtable account and a Base (database).
2. Get your Base ID (from URL: https://airtable.com/appXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/...)
3. Generate a Personal Access Token (PAT) from Airtable Account Settings
4. Add the AirtablePro extension to your project

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Set Up Your Component (Designer View)

Property	How to Set	Example
BaseId	Text block	"appXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
TableName	Text block	"Tasks"
Token	Text block	"patXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
ViewName	(Optional) Text block	"Grid view"

Tip: Store these in variables so you can change them easily.

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Core Functions & Block Setup

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1. GetAllRecords(autoLoadAll)

Purpose: Fetch all records from your table.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
autoLoadAll	Boolean	true (to get all pages) or false (first 100 only)

How to use:

• Use a call AirtablePro.GetAllRecords block
• Handle result in GotAllRecords event:
  • records: List of rows (each row is a list)
  • columns: List of column names

Note: Row 1 = ID + all field values. Column 1 = Record ID (you can ignore it).

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2. FilterByFormula(formula)

Purpose: Filter using Airtable formula logic.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
formula	Text	"{Status}='Done'" or "FIND('John', {Name})>0"

How to use:

• Use call AirtablePro.FilterByFormula with a text block
• Handle result in FilteredByFormula event

Pro Tip: Test your formula in Airtable’s “Filter” UI first!

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3. SearchInColumn(columnName, text)

Purpose: Find rows where a column contains text.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
columnName	Text	"Name"
text	Text	"John"

How to use:

• Use call AirtablePro.SearchInColumn("Name", "John")
• Handles case-insensitive search automatically
• Result in SearchFound event → returns row numbers and matching rows

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4. CreateRecord(fieldValuePairs)

Purpose: Add a new record.

Parameter	Block Type	How to Build
fieldValuePairs	List of Lists	Use make a list → inside, add make a list for each field

Example:

make a list
  └── make a list
        ├── "Name"
        └── "John"
  └── make a list
        ├── "Age"
        └── "30"

Result: Triggers RecordCreated(rowNumber, duration)

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5. UpdateRecordByRow(rowNumber, fields)

Purpose: Update an entire row.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
rowNumber	Number	5
fields	List of Lists	Same format as CreateRecord

Example:

UpdateRecordByRow
  ├── 5
  └── make a list
        ├── make a list → ["Status", "Done"]
        └── make a list → ["Priority", "High"]

Validation: Field names must match your Airtable column names exactly

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6. UpdateCellByNumbers(row, col, newValue)

Purpose: Update a single cell.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
row	Number	3
col	Number	2 (1 = first data column, not Record ID)
newValue	Text	"Completed"

Safer: No need to know field names — just row & column numbers.

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7. ReadCellByNumbers(row, col)

Purpose: Read a single cell value.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
row	Number	4
col	Number	1

Result: CellRead(value, duration) → value is text

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8. DeleteRow(rowNumber)

Purpose: Delete a row.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
rowNumber	Number	7

Irreversible! Confirm before deleting.

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9. BatchCreateRecords(recordsList)

Purpose: Create up to 10 records at once (faster).

Parameter	Block Type	Structure
recordsList	List of Records	Each record = make a list of field pairs

Example:

make a list
  └── make a list
        ├── make a list → ["Name", "Alice"]
        └── make a list → ["Age", "25"]
  └── make a list
        ├── make a list → ["Name", "Bob"]
        └── make a list → ["Age", "30"]

Result: BatchCreated(count, duration)

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10. GetRow(rowNumber) & GetColumn(colNumber)

• GetRow(3) → returns clean row data (no Record ID)
• GetColumn(2) → returns entire column as a list

Parameter	Block Type
rowNumber / colNumber	Number

Events: GotRow and GotColumn

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11. SortBy(columnName, ascending)

Purpose: Sort records.

Parameter	Block Type	Example
columnName	Text	"Due Date"
ascending	Boolean	false (for descending)

Result: GotAllRecords with sorted data

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Events: How to Handle Results

All events include duration (in seconds). Always use:

when AirtablePro.GotAllRecords
  ├── records → set to a global variable
  ├── columns → use to build column headers
  └── duration → show "Loaded in 2.3 sec"

Key Events:

Event	Returns
GotAllRecords	Full table data
FilteredByFormula	Filtered records + row numbers
RecordCreated	New row number
CellRead	Cell value
ProgressUpdate	For large operations: (operation, currentPage, totalPages, recordsSoFar, duration)
ErrorOccurred	Always check this! Shows API errors

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Pro Tips for Users

Building Lists Correctly

• Use make a list block (not join)
• For field-value pairs, nest lists:

  make a list
    └── make a list → [field, value]
  

Handling Large Tables

• Use autoLoadAll = false for quick previews
• Use ProgressUpdate to show loading status

Debugging

• Check LastApiCall property → copy URL into browser to test
• Always handle ErrorOccurred — Airtable returns clear error messages

Column Numbers

• 1 = first data column (Record ID is hidden in clean functions)
• Use GotAllRecords → columns to see column order

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Example: Create a New Task

when Button.CreateTask click
  call AirtablePro.CreateRecord
    └── make a list
          ├── make a list → ["Task", "Buy groceries"]
          └── make a list → ["Status", "Pending"]

when AirtablePro.RecordCreated
  └── show "New task at row " + rowNumber

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Common Mistakes to Avoid

Mistake	Fix
Using wrong column name	Check GotAllRecords → columns
Forgetting to set Token	Set in Designer or via block
Using " instead of ' in formulas	Airtable formulas use 'single quotes'
Assuming row 1 = first data row	Row numbers are 1-based and include all records

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Final Advice

Start small: Use GetAllRecords → display in a ListView
Test formulas in Airtable first
Always handle ErrorOccurred — it shows exactly what went wrong!

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FilterByFormula usage table

• Name given inside { and } are the field names. In the below table the table field (table headers) names used are Name, Age, Status, Email etc.,

Clean, Copy-Paste Ready Table

Purpose	Formula String (paste exactly)
Name = “John”	{Name} = 'John'
Age > 25	{Age} > 25
Status is “Done” OR “Pending”	OR({Status}='Done', {Status}='Pending')
Name contains “alex” (case insensitive)	FIND('alex', LOWER({Name})) > 0
Email ends with @gmail.com	RIGHT({Email}, 10) = '@gmail.com'
Date is today	IS_SAME({Date}, TODAY())
Date is in last 7 days	DATETIME_DIFF(TODAY(), {Date}, 'days') <= 7
Cell is blank	{Priority} = BLANK()
Cell is NOT blank	{Priority} != BLANK()
Multiple conditions	AND({Age} >= 18, {Country} = 'India', {Active} = 1)
Name starts with “A”	LEFT({Name}, 1) = 'A'

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