Find duplicate field names in an Airtable base

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Mediocre_Interest

Actor

Airtable Base Schema Auditor & Link Checker

Airtable refuses an exact, case-insensitive duplicate field name and accepts everything else, so a trailing space or an underscore quietly creates a second column meaning the same thing. This task runs the naming checks over two bundled sample bases: fields in one table differing only in spacing, separators or case, and the same name repeated across tables.

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Severity

Rule

Pack

Base

+12 fields

Input

Bases to audit

Rule packs:naming

Output fields

Severity

Rule

Pack

Base

Table

Field

Field type

Finding

Evidence

What to do

Confidence

Source

Audited

Base ID

Table ID

Field ID

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