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I have a table "contacts" with an email address field. I used this as my user table.

So if I'm understanding you, the schema would go... Clients have contacts contacts have assets So I would make the main table clients... Then your contacts table has an "associated client" field (linked record) – which then you can pull any data into the client side... Then you have an assets table... Then your assets table has an "associated contacts" field (linked record)... If you set it up that way you should be able to in stacker use the "include only related fields" for the assets, contract, and the clients. I'm sure you're doing some of this but the order is pretty particular in order for it to work the right way.

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Hi guys! Apologies for the delay in my response. I did figure this out. Fix was to delete and recreate the app. Something I did in my testing broke it, and even deleting and relinking Airtable didn't resolve.