Notion Variables Explained (Formulas 2.0)

[@crazy88svids]

Thanks, clear and well explained.

[@OptiOppNotion]

Thank you!!

[@adamchatko]

That's really well explained and easy to follow even for someone with no Notion experience whatsoever, so great job!

[@OptiOppNotion]

We’re glad it was helpful!

[@evazivanovic]

Thanks Adam! Glad you think so!

[@catzerk399]

This was both efficient and excellent. I learned so much in this brief video! Thank you so, so much for your excellent tutorials!

[@OptiOppNotion]

You’re very welcome!

Hi Eva!!! So nice that your tutorials are going to be my copilot on formulas 😁😁

[@OptiOppNotion]

Love to hear it! Anything in particular you would like us to cover?

[@evazivanovic]

Hey Sergio! You’re on! 🎉
As Ben already mentioned, we’d love to hear more about what you’d like to see in our videos.

[@reznpezn94]

This is so helpful! :)

[@OptiOppNotion]

Glad you think so!

[@evazivanovic]

Thanks Tereza!

[@matiassamo]

Thanks. The syntax is a bit quirky, this helped me out! My brain doesn't really like the expression needs to be wrapped inside the lets() :D

[@matiassamo]

Do you store copies of formulas elsewhere, like GitHub repos? As setups become more advanced I get increasingly worried of someone accidentally messing up or deleting important formulas.

[@OptiOppNotion]

We're glad you found the video helpful!

[@christianmagill3829]

Testing variables and defining styles in variables are great ideas. Seems like there's no real reason to ever use let over lets.

[@OptiOppNotion]

Exactly! Variables result in less code and the ability to make fast changes, such as quickly changing the style

[@evazivanovic]

You’re right. I’ve used let very rarely since the new Formulas came out.
The thing is if you’re writing a simple, one-line expression it doesn’t make sense to use variables because you just complicate your life for no reason.
So for a one-liner I don’t use variables, but as soon as I have 2 lines of code, I use variables.