Do you store copies of formulas elsewhere, like GitHub repos? As setups become more advanced I get increasingly worried of someone accidentally messing up or deleting important formulas.
You’re right. I’ve used let very rarely since the new Formulas came out. The thing is if you’re writing a simple, one-line expression it doesn’t make sense to use variables because you just complicate your life for no reason. So for a one-liner I don’t use variables, but as soon as I have 2 lines of code, I use variables.
That's really well explained and easy to follow even for someone with no Notion experience whatsoever, so great job!
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Thanks Adam! Glad you think so!
Thanks, clear and well explained.
Thank you!!
This was both efficient and excellent. I learned so much in this brief video! Thank you so, so much for your excellent tutorials!
You’re very welcome!
Hi Eva!!! So nice that your tutorials are going to be my copilot on formulas 😁😁
Love to hear it! Anything in particular you would like us to cover?
Hey Sergio! You’re on! 🎉
As Ben already mentioned, we’d love to hear more about what you’d like to see in our videos.
Thanks. The syntax is a bit quirky, this helped me out! My brain doesn't really like the expression needs to be wrapped inside the lets() :D
Do you store copies of formulas elsewhere, like GitHub repos? As setups become more advanced I get increasingly worried of someone accidentally messing up or deleting important formulas.
We're glad you found the video helpful!
This is so helpful! :)
Glad you think so!
Thanks Tereza!
Testing variables and defining styles in variables are great ideas. Seems like there's no real reason to ever use let over lets.
Exactly! Variables result in less code and the ability to make fast changes, such as quickly changing the style
You’re right. I’ve used let very rarely since the new Formulas came out.
The thing is if you’re writing a simple, one-line expression it doesn’t make sense to use variables because you just complicate your life for no reason.
So for a one-liner I don’t use variables, but as soon as I have 2 lines of code, I use variables.