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I have a table that has a list of users who have edited a row in an “edited by” field. They edit these rows via a form.
I have a user table established. When they submit the form I have User > Id in the “edited by” field. However, I think when someone else edits the data, the editor gets replaced instead of being added as an editor along with the previous editor.
Is there a way to add data to the particular field, but not overwrite it?
Hi @Iokaar, unfortunately this is not currently possible. I will bring the feature request up internally and provide an update as soon as I have feedback from the team.
Hello @Iokaar, in the row change history you can track all the data about who created/updated the row. Would this feature work for your case?
I wanted to show who has edited the item on the item details page (which is public). Since updating a row overwrites data, you can only see one person (the last person to edit the item).
I use a linked field for this data, as I have a user table that I made myself (not Baserow team seats).
The following is an example of what I would like to happen:
Table Data:
When the item is edited, the member is added to the linked field instead of taking the place of the previous member.
Application Builder:
Since this is not possible right now, I will make do with a “Last edited by:” instead. 
