Can I ask the reasoning behind the new "only 300 rows at a time can be copied" limitation?? I run thousands through and if I'm exporting as csv it screws up the fonts sometimes
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Hey Luca, I saw you guys added a restriction making it so I cannot copy more than 300 rows at a time, wondering why this was as it is limiting in my workflow
Yes, we implemented a 300-row limit on copy/paste functionality with our recent table UI updates. For datasets larger than 300 rows, we recommend using the CSV export feature instead. This was an intentional design decision to optimize performance, though we're actively collecting feedback on this change.
I find it slows me down drastically, I am now copy-pasting 300 rows at a time as if I use the csv export it can affect the special characters used in peoples names
I understand some people were most likely "losing rows" when copying large datasets as the wouldn't scroll and have it all load properly however surely there must be other ways to handle that without limiting everyone?
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Thanks for sharing this feedback — really appreciate it. We’re passing it along to the product team so they can review the copy/paste limitation and see if there’s room to improve it in future updates.
Let me know if you have any other feedback.
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