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You can use On2Air Formulas to live calculate values on your Form and use as a replacement for an Airtable formula.
Creating a Formula with On2Air Formulas
- Add the On2Air Formula to your form
- First, choose your formula - See all Formulas and Calculations available
- Next, add your formula name and an open parentheses
- Click Insert Variable to add an Airtable field to your formula
- Close the parentheses
Example:
SUM({Budget Items::Fixed Cost})
Formula Output Format
You can choose how you want your formula to display once calculated
Output Format Options
- Text - Displays as basic text
- Number - Displays as a number
- Date/DateTime - Displays as a Date or DateTime
- Rating - Display as Star Ratings
- URL - Display as a URL
- Duration - Display as Duration - 00:00
- Boolean - Display as True/False
- Collaborator - Display as Collaborator/User
- Button - Display as a Button
- Standard - Display in Standard format
Variables in Formulas
Variables are used to insert and use values from your Airtable base.
The format for variables is:
FIELD NAME - Used for fields on the current form
TABLE NAME::FIELD NAME - Used for fields in other linked records on your form. This allows you to use fields from your other tables linked on the form
The fields listed in the Variables dropdown will be any field you have on the form, plus any fields listed in the Display Configuration of your Linked Record fields. This allows you to use fields from other tables.
If you need to add additional fields to your Variables from your Linked Record Fields
- Choose your Linked Record field
- Open the Display Configuration
- By Display Fields, click Add/Remove Fields
- Add the fields you want to see in your Variables list
- You can still hide these fields on your form, in your linked record table, and in the search lookup by clicking on each field in the Display Fields and adjusting the settings. Adding them to the Display Configuration just allows you to use them anywhere else in the form
- Click Done
- Your new fields will be listed in the Variables list
Empty Text
- Message to display if the formula value is empty
Styling
Template - Provide a custom template to wrap your formula value in. Use {{VALUE}} as placeholder for the formula value.
Example: If you want to add the $ symbol to your final value, type ${{VALUE}}. Your final value will have a $ in front
CSS Class Styling
You can use styling in your formula field to change the font size, change the color of the text or background, and multiple other customization options