Index on airtable

[Caio_Felipe]

as you can see in the image below, this is how the columns are organized in airtable …

but the information arrives at the application in a different order

and they are constantly changing positions and this ends up causing them to go to the wrong text box, there would be some other way to pull the information without them changing positions in the index?

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[Rogerio_Rios (Professional Support)]

Update airtable sell value

A tip: In Airtable if you want to get the data sorted, you just have to apply the order you want in the columns of airtable and when you get the data, you get it in the order you put it. [Captura4] Edit: You can add more than one order criterion. You can sort them in alphabetical order and by date, for example.

[Caio_Felipe]

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[Rogerio_Rios (Professional Support)]

Please, write only in English.

The answers are ideas to give a solution to the user’s doubt.
The user must read, look, copy and sometimes use the solution to find out if it will work or not.

The ideal is for the user to test
…
and not ask if it will solve.

Good Study.

[Caio_Felipe]

i’m sorry

[pepocero]

To obtain the data from airtable in an ordered way it is best to sort them from airtable and then obtain each column and save it in a variable.

If you get the airtable data from “get all rows”, you get a Json that can’t be ordered the way you want it.

[Kevinkun]

I wrote a new version of airtable here. in the demo aia, you can find how to sort the json/Dictionary in a custom order.