Definition and Usage
Adds a new view to a specified table in Lark Base. You can target the table either by its name or by its unique ID, then choose a view type and assign a view name. Use this when you need organized perspectives of table data, such as Grid, Kanban, Gallery, Gantt, or Form.
Parameter Values
Input Parameters
Parameter Name | Description | Possible Values | Required | Options / Notes |
Lark Base | The connected Lark Base object to operate on. | Object from Connect Lark Base | Yes | Must be created by the Connect Lark Base command; ensure connection is valid. |
Locating mode | How to identify the target table. | By name, By ID | Yes | Choose By name for readability; choose By ID for reliability when names change. |
Data table name | Name of the table where the new view will be added. | Text | Cond. | Required if Locating mode is By name; ensure exact match including case. |
Data table ID | Unique ID of the table where the new view will be added. | Text | Cond. | Required if Locating mode is By ID; copy from Lark Base to avoid typos. |
View type | Type of view to create. | Grid View, Kanban View, Gallery View, Gantt View, Form View | Yes | Choose a type that fits your use case; availability may depend on your Lark Base plan/permissions. |
View name | The display name for the new view. | Text | Yes | Use a unique, descriptive name to avoid confusion. |
Advanced Settings
No advanced settings available.
Error Handling
Parameter Name | Description |
Throw error & stop | When an error occurs, the action will stop execution. |
Retry command | The action retries the command if an error occurs. |
Ignore error & continue | The action ignores the error and continues workflow execution. |
Variables Produced
This action can produce a variable containing the newly created view’s reference, which you can pass to later steps to configure, open, or update that view. Store it when you need to interact with the view again elsewhere in the workflow.
Using Variables in Conditions
You can pass values from earlier steps into fields that support variables, such as selecting the Lark Base object, specifying the table name or ID, or setting the view name dynamically. If the UI marks a field with {x}, it indicates that this field accepts variables. Use variables to adapt to different environments, tables, or naming conventions without editing the workflow.
Notes
Ensure you have already connected to Lark Base and have permissions to modify the target table.
Choose Locating mode carefully: only fill Data table name for By name, or only Data table ID for By ID.
The command fails if the specified table does not exist or you lack access.
View names that duplicate existing ones may be allowed by Lark Base; confirm your team’s naming conventions.
Store the resulting view reference if you plan to modify or navigate to this view in later steps.