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Column Types

Every column has a type that determines how data is entered, stored, and displayed. Pachurros supports 30 types.

Text
Single-line, full-text search
Long Text
Multi-line text field
Number
Integer, decimal, currency, %
Duration
Time span as h:mm, h:mm:ss or minutes
Checkbox
Yes / No
Date
Controls Calendar & Timeline views
Time
24h, 12h, with/without suffix
URL
Clickable link
Email
Clickable mailto: address
Phone
Tap-to-call link on mobile
Rating
1–5 stars (or custom), hover preview
Select
Single choice, drives Kanban columns
Multi-Select
Multiple choices as coloured tags
File
Upload or link from Media Library
Image
Preview in cell, Gallery & Storyboard
QR Code
Encodes the cell value as a QR code
Button
Opens a URL with {{Column}} templating
Assignee
Workspace members with avatar
Location
GPS / address, pin in Map view
Relation
Link to another table
Backlink
Shows incoming links (automatic)
Lookup
Read a value from a linked table
Rollup
Aggregate (sum, count, …)
Formula
Calculated field with expression
Count
Counts linked rows
Autonumber
Sequential row number, read-only
Created at
Creation timestamp, automatic
Created by
Who created the row
Modified at
Last edit timestamp, automatic
Modified by
Who last edited the row

Single-line text field. Default for names, titles, short descriptions. Full-text search via global search.

Multi-line text field. Ideal for notes, descriptions, or longer passages.

Numeric values — integers and decimals.

Formatting options:

  • None (raw number)
  • Currency (€, $, CHF, £, ¥)
  • Percentage
  • Thousands separator
  • Decimal places (0–5)

A time span (e.g. effort, shoot time, editing time). Stored internally in minutes — pick the display format in the column’s config panel:

  • h:mm — hours and minutes (e.g. 1:30)
  • h:mm:ss — with seconds (e.g. 1:30:00)
  • Minutes — as a plain minute count (e.g. 90 min)

Enter the value in minutes; sum/average aggregations are supported.

Yes/No field. Shown as a tick box. Drives checked/unchecked aggregations in the table footer.

Date and optional time picker.

Date formats:

  • DD.MM.YYYY (German)
  • MM/DD/YYYY (US)
  • YYYY-MM-DD (ISO)
  • D MMMM YYYY (long form)
  • Relative (e.g. “Tomorrow”, “In 3 days”)

Date columns drive the Calendar and Timeline views.

Time field (no date). For pure time values like production times, briefing start, sunset.

Display formats:

  • HH:MM (24-hour, e.g. 14:30)
  • H:MM (no leading zero)
  • HH:MM with suffix
  • hh:MM a (12-hour with am/pm)

The time picker closes automatically when you click outside the cell.

Link field. Displayed as a clickable link. Automatic protocol detection (https://).

Email address. Displayed as a clickable mailto: link.

Phone number. Directly callable on mobile devices.


Stars-based rating from 1 to 5 (default). Hovering over the stars shows a preview before you click. Clicking the same star count resets the rating.

Configuration options:

  • Maximum number of stars (1–10)
  • Symbol (star, heart, thumb, …)

One choice from a set of self-defined options. Each option has its own colour. The options of a Select field drive the Kanban columns.

Creating an option: Click a Select cell → type a new value → Enter.

Multiple options selectable at once. Shown as coloured tags. Great for categories, tags, keywords.


Upload one or more files or link media from the Media Library. Supports all common formats.

Image-specific file field. Shows a preview directly in the cell. Used as thumbnail in the Gallery and Storyboard views.

Automatically generates a QR code from the cell value (e.g. a URL, order or asset code). In edit mode you type the text; otherwise the QR code is shown. Also renders in shared tables and page embeds.


A clickable button in every row that opens a URL. In the config panel you set:

  • Label — the button text (e.g. “Open”, “Call”, “Brief”)
  • URL — the target, with placeholders from other columns: {{ColumnName}} is replaced by that row’s value

Example: URL https://maps.google.com/?q={{Location}} opens the map for each row’s location. The button is read-only (no cell value of its own) and visible in shared tables.


Assign one or more workspace members (or custom people). Shows avatars. Good for responsibilities, shoot participants, contacts.


Store an address or GPS coordinate. Shown as a pin in the Map view. Supports address geocoding and manual coordinate entry.


Link rows from another table (or the same one). Creates a bidirectional relationship.

Example: A “Shoots” table links to a “Models” table. Both sides see the link.

More on Relations, Lookup & Formula

Automatically shows all rows that point to this row. Created automatically in the target table when a relation is set up. Read-only.

Shows values from a linked table based on a relation. Read-only — the value is pulled from the linked row.

More on Relations, Lookup & Formula

Aggregates values from a linked table (sum, average, count, min, max and more).

More on Relations, Lookup & Formula

Calculated field with its own expression. Can access other columns in the row.

More on Relations, Lookup & Formula

Automatically counts how many rows are linked via a relation. Read-only.


These columns are automatically populated by Pachurros and are read-only.

TypeContents
AutonumberSequential unique row number
Created atDate and time of row creation
Created byName of the user who created the row
Modified atDate and time of the last edit
Modified byName of the user who last edited the row

Click the column name → Change type. Pachurros tries to preserve existing data when switching types.