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You can create a link to a sharable extension dashboard to share your dashboard information with others, without worrying about people editing your extension configurations. In this scenario, we recommend creating a read-only shareable extension dashboard. You might find yourself in a situation where you'd like to share a base's extensions dashboard, but without allowing access to the base, or extension configurations themselves.

More options - Clicking the dropdown next to the name of an extension will reveal the options to rename an extension, edit it's description, share the extension, manage settings, reload the extension, read about the extension, duplicate the extension, move it to another dashboard (in the same base), disable the extension, or delete the extension.Ĭreating a shareable extensions dashboard.

Step 3: View the fullscreen dashboard and copy the URL. From the Share configuration window click the Preview icon to navigate to the publicly accessible base URL.

View the extensions dashboard in fullscreen Click the toggle to Show extensions added to this base.

Name the new dashboard and start adding extensions.

Click on the dropdown arrow next to the name of the current dashboard.

Click on the Extensions button in the upper right corner of the base where you want to create the extension dashboard.

Each extension has different setup steps covered in other support articles.

Continue configuring the extension you've added.

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Click the Add button next to the extension you want to add to the base It has everything that Airtable has as a database, and it has wiki as well.

This will open a menu where you can browse and search for the extension of your choice.

Click on the Extensions button in the upper right corner of the base where you want to create the extension.

Users can create custom extensions, or they can use extensions created by Airtable or other open-source extensions.

Guide: Build your own Airtable extensionsĮxtension - Extensions are modular components that add visuals or functionality to a base, and were shown in the base's dashboard.

Editors - Can edit the configuration of previously configured extensions.

Owners/ Creators - Can create, delete, and modify extensions.

Extensions not only enhance your existing Airtable use cases but also introduce completely new ways of building your own extension workflows. From base schema and chart which offer ways to visualize your work, to page designer, Google Cloud Vision, translate, and send SMS, which help to provide actionable outcomes. Extensions help to extend the functionality of an Airtable base.

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