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Dennis T. datalake sounds interesting; not too deep into this whole thing but consider interviewing some claygencies about that. as a small input: i would prefer to dump data once and get a solidified table back. because i need to do that once for a client where we take over because they did it themselves etc. thats what abdul said in the beginning. so its quite punctual. no sure if its a too big problem though. gtm engineers get paid to do it and often times you need to know whats inside this api blockbox. how it works etc. but datalake idea doesnt sound stupid, just need to be money validated.

'need to avoid writing directly into columns that already have a value defined at the top' - what do you mean by that? Do you mean rows without any value, so creating new rows at all? Because if I 'write to a new table', the green triangles appear, and if I import a CSV with the same column structure (i.e., I don't create any new columns or rows, I remap eg company name goes to company name; no new rows), then the green triangles also appear. So I don't know what you mean. Do you mean if I create completely new rows? And as I said, the reason I don't want to have those three green triangles is that they are super easy to reset or revert the whole data, and there is no chance or option to actually see the history of a cell like in Google Spreadsheets. I don't want to end up in this situation where I have a value and I click on this "revert back" and the whole data is then lost. In my opinion, it's a very bad UX. What's the reason? You can make an alert or so, but it's just hindering it's not good in my opinion. Make it better or okay, I see it and I neglect it. I don't want to see it anymore, but I have seen it. LuisArturo Bo (. sent you a dm with the url

i dont want to have those green triangles because its super eaasy to reset a cell value with that (one just have to click on the button there)

i know but i dont want to have that

sent you a dm

i did that with 'write to table' as well; those green triangles were still there