When you force stop cells, columns may not automatically run again. This isn't a bug, but a feature to prevent unintended data changes. To get your columns running again:
1. Try a hard refresh:
• Windows: Ctrl + Shift + R
• Mac: Cmd + Shift + R
2. If that doesn't work, you can manually restart the column:
• Right-click on the column
• Hover over "Run Column"
• Choose "Run All Rows that haven't run or have errors" or "Force Run All Rows"
These steps should get your columns running again. If you're still having issues, you might want to request human assistance for more specific troubleshooting.
that "Run all rows that haven't run or have errors" does not run however the " force run all columns" does but I am afraid it will re run cells and coat extra credits
To run only necessary rows after force stopping cells without using extra credits, you have a few options:
1. Use "Run All Rows that haven't run or have errors":
• Right-click the column
• Click "Play"
• Select "Run All Rows that haven't run or have errors"
2. Run from a specific row:
• Right-click the column
• Hover over "Run Column" > "Choose Number of rows to run"
• Specify the number of rows and starting row
3. Implement conditional runs:
• Go to the column's "Run Settings"
• In the "Only run if" box, add a conditional formula
• This ensures enrichments only run when specific conditions are met, saving credits
4. Test on a small sample:
• Before running the full column, test on about 10 rows
• This helps identify and fix errors in advance
If you're still having issues, you may want to request human assistance for more specific troubleshooting.
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