Rows being queued for too long can happen due to loading delays, especially with larger tables, or if the column was changed multiple times or updated. Here's how to resolve this:
1. Create a new column by duplicating the current one.
2. Filter for rows where the current column "is empty."
3. Run the AI on those filtered rows.
4. Use the "merge columns" feature to combine the results.
Alternatively, you can try these options:
** Toggle the auto-update off and on again, then accept the run prompt.
** Right-click the column, select "Run Column," then "Run All Rows that haven't run or have errors."
* For specific rows, right-click the column, hover over "Run Column," choose "Choose Number of rows to run," and specify the starting row and number of rows.
If you need further assistance, please request human help by clicking on "Talk to a person."
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