Airtable Charts

Learn how to build effective Airtable charts for your data. Integrate with Data Fetcher to display live information from external sources in your charts

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How to create Airtable Charts with live data

4 simple steps to create dynamic charts in Airtable that automatically update with fresh data from third-party sources

Step 1

Add Data Fetcher

Add the Data Fetcher extension to your Airtable base to enable connections with external data sources and APIs. Then sign up for a free account in the extension.

Step 2

Import external data

Create requests to import data from your favorite apps or APIs. Then schedule automatic syncs to use fresh data in your Airtable graphs.

Step 3

Create an Interface

Create an Airtable interface where your charts and visualizations will live. We recommend using Interface charts for any serious data visualization needs, since they are significantly more flexible than the Chart extension.

Step 4

Build your Airtable charts

Create charts that show exactly what you need. Pick the chart type, customize the axis, labels, and more. As Data Fetcher pulls in new information, your charts update on their own, so everyone sees the latest numbers without any extra work on your part.

Use Airtable as your centralized database

Convert Airtable base to the central hub for all your business data. Combine and streamline data from the tools you use every day into a clean, organized location.

Your data + Airtable

Bring your existing data from any application with an API

Ditch copy and pasting

Save time by eliminating manual copying and pasting between apps

Eliminate manual errors

Eliminate manual data entry errors by pulling your data straight from the source

Synchronize at scale

Keep multiple data sources in sync, regardless of their size or complexity

No-code and low-code backend

Bring your data into Airtable and power your no-code or low-code app

Streamline your operations

Fewer tools and databases to manage. Run your product from inside Airtable

Frequently Asked Questions

Airtable interface charts support Bar, Line, Pie, Donut, and Scatter charts. The Chart extension supports the same chart types. We recommend using interface charts since they are more powerful. For example, adding two different y-axis series to the same chart is possible with interface charts, but not with the Chart extension. This is especially useful when visualizing different data sets imported through Data Fetcher, allowing you to compare metrics from various sources in a single view.

You can share Airtable charts in several ways. For team members with Airtable access, simply share the base or create interface-specific permissions. For external stakeholders, you can share a view-only link to the interface containing your charts, embed the charts in a webpage, or export them as images for reports. With Data Fetcher keeping your charts updated with the latest information, anyone you share with will always see current data without you needing to manually refresh anything.

Data sources for Airtable Graphs

Import data from your favorite apps and APIs to create charts in Airtable.

Facebook Lead Ads

Import Facebook Lead Ads metrics

Airtable Facebook Lead Ads Integration

Google Ads

Import Google Ads campaign metrics

Airtable Google Ads Integration

Google Sheets

Import sheets data from Google Sheets

Airtable Google Sheets Integration

Google Analytics 4

Import Google Analytics 4 (GA4) metrics

Airtable Google Analytics 4 Integration

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