What’s more, if I understand correctly, as you build these tables, you can see the full context of each row, with subtables in the views of respective rows in each table. ie if I wanted to add to “Wood” things like “type of wood” and “vendor,” I can add see that detail in “table” row in the products table if I customize via the “customize Layout” feature and expand that lookup to display as a table, correct? And I can hide columns so that I only see in this embedded view what I’d like to see.
As I worked in Notion, there was nothing close to this level of detail and customization, which I really needed.
In fact I believe this is related to the problem @Paul_Danyliuk is helping me with over here:
I have not had a chance to try this embedding of subtables if we are talking about related hierarchical items from the same table, but hoping that will work more or less the same as with related items from different tables and lookups.