No, adding filters to change your table view won't interfere with running columns. Views are simply saved combinations of filters, sorts, and column customizations that let you display your table data in different ways. You can switch between views to focus on specific data without altering the underlying table.In fact, you can use filters strategically when running columns. For example, if you want to run enrichments for specific rows only, you can first filter for those rows and then run the enrichment on that filtered view. This helps ensure that you're only processing the data you want to update.
Source:Customizing your table view | Documentation | Clay University
When you apply filters to your table view, it only affects how you see the data - it doesn't stop or interrupt any enrichments that are already running. The filtered-out rows will continue running in the background.If you want to run enrichments only on specific rows, you should first filter for those rows and then start the enrichment process on that filtered view. This ensures you're only processing the data you want to update.
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