Thank you for this possible solution. Sometimes airtable perplexes me. What is the point of having something that can act like a database of records without the expectation that those records would be used to populate things like menus, directories, materials schedules, online stores and project inventory? I can't be the only business owner in the world who has a B2C business, looking for a way to store, organize and present information to public customers (not a B2B "client" but individual customers). I've run into this problem for several years now, every single time I find a software solution I think may work. It's so frustrating and obvious that tech businesses have no clue how other businesses function outside of tech or that the term "client" does not always refer to another company. I simply want a way for my clients (interior design clients) to see the products and materials we have compiled for their project but only view the fields we want them to view. It seems like a fairly simple ask, yet impossible to find.