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I build Airtable tools, write articles to help solve everyday Airtable problems, and work with teams to get Airtable working the way they want.
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When setting up email automations, there are times you might want to insert a clickable hyperlink that changes based on your data.
Instead of hardcoding links or setting up complicated formulas, there is a much simpler and more flexible way to do it.
If you've ever tried using Airtable forms to update existing records, you've probably realized it's not something Airtable supports out of the box.
But if you're on a tight budget or just like building things yourself, here's how to do it.
In Excel and Google Sheets, color formatting cells isn't just about making things look nice, it's a powerful way to present and interpret data more effectively.
Here are a few creative ways to add color to your cells in Airtable.