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# Connect multiple tables from Airtable to one app

In **Airtable**, multiple tables can be used to separate the content of different sections in your app.

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1\. In the **design tool**, create one app page for each table.

* You will later create one request per table, and connect each request to each screen in Bravo.

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2\. In Bravo, create a request for the first table (Indonesia)

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2.1 Open the API Documentation for your Airtable base, locate **"Tab 1" Table > List records**

2.2 Copy the URL under "Example Request" (everything before "?")

* Ex: <https://api.airtable.com/v0/appVGckaoAiFLjokw/Indonesia>

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2.3 Paste to **Request URL** field in Bravo

2.4 Put in your Authorization key in the **Headers**

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2.5 Press **Send** & choose the data you want to display in app screen #1

3\. To connect the 2nd (and so on) table to app screen #2, in the Airtable API Documentation, locate **"Tab 2" Table > List records**

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3.1 Copy the **URL** for that table

3.2 Create a separate request in your data collection in Bravo

3.3 Repeat Step 2.3 - 2.5

That's it! 🎉


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