Notion

You need a project tracker that shows task status, assignee names, and deadlines without manual updates. Notion databases can link tables with a Relation property and pull data across them with Rollup properties. This article explains how to create a project tracker using two databases joined by a Relation and enriched by Rollups. Key Takeaways: … Read more

You are trying to delete a page in Notion but the system blocks the action because the page is linked to another database record through a Relation property. This happens because Notion enforces a safety rule called cascade behavior that prevents accidental deletion of pages that are referenced by other entries. When a relation exists, … Read more

Rollup in Notion lets you pull and calculate data from a related database. When combined with a date property, rollup can show deadlines, count days between dates, or flag overdue items. This article explains how to set up the relation between two databases and configure a rollup that uses a date column. You will learn … Read more

When your Notion database grows beyond a few thousand entries, searching within a Relation column can become slow. The dropdown that once appeared instantly now takes several seconds to load or shows a spinning loader. This problem occurs because Notion loads all available entries in the related database into the relation dropdown, and large databases … Read more

You want to display a subset of a Notion database in another location without showing all its records. A linked database copies the original database’s data into a new view, but by default it shows every entry. To show only specific records, you must create a linked database and then apply a filter before sharing … Read more

When you set up a rollup property in a Notion database, you expect it to display data from related records. But the rollup often shows only one value even when the source database has multiple matching entries. This happens because a rollup property is designed to return a single aggregated result, such as a sum, … Read more

When you create a Relation property in a Notion database, Notion automatically generates a corresponding Reverse Relation in the linked database. This reverse property shows every connected record from the original database, which can clutter your database layout or confuse team members who only need to see one direction of the link. Many users want … Read more

Notion offers two primary ways to display database content in a page: linked databases and inline views. Many users notice that one feels faster and more responsive than the other, especially in large workspaces. The difference in performance comes from how each view loads and renders data. This article compares the speed, resource usage, and … Read more