Records

Records are the individual entries in a NocoDB table. By default, each table is a grid of records (rows), fields (columns), and cells. Records store and give access to your data. A record can hold many types of information: text, numbers, dates, file attachments, and links to other records in the same table or in other tables. This lets you build databases that match your data needs.

A record is a horizontal row of data in a NocoDB table. Each record is one separate item of information. Records help you organize, group, and show your data in a clear structure.

You can do these actions on records:

• Create a new record to enter information.
• Modify an existing record, or do a bulk update of many records at one time.
• Delete or duplicate records.
• Use the expanded record side panel for a detailed view. It has a record change log that tracks all changes, and you can write comments for context and collaboration.
• Share records with a shareable URL.

This section describes how to work with records in NocoDB.

Related

• Create Record
• Modify an existing Record
• Bulk Update Records
• Delete Record
• Duplicate Record
• Working with the expanded record side panel
• Record change log
• Writing comments for a record
• Share Record
• Record Templates