Linked views

Linked database views let you see subsets of your knowledge in new contexts. Learn how to create linked views for your docs, meetings, and more.

Database views are the cornerstone of building in Notion, allowing you to visualize any knowledge stored in databases to precisely fit your needs.
You can create a linked view by typing /database, selecting the layout you want to start with, then selecting your data source.
Any changes made to the data in a linked view will be reflected in the original data source, while changes to the view itself only affect the page you're viewing the data on.
Examples of database views include a project plan with related docs and meetings, a Wiki page with FAQs from the related FAQ database, and a standup agenda that shows all of the tasks a team is working on in a given week.

과제

Create a personal dashboard

Practice with database views by creating a personal dashboard in the private section of your workspace. Create a view of “My meetings” and “My docs” to start.

Synced blocks

Within a page you can use features like synced blocks and page mentions to connect information in a more informal way. Learn how to create and use these features.