Setting Alerts for Clay Tables at Maximum Row Capacity
Is there a way to set alerts on clay tables when they've hit their maximum number of rows?
Is there a way to set alerts on clay tables when they've hit their maximum number of rows?
Clay tables have a maximum limit of 50,000 rows per table. While there isn't a built-in alert system specifically for row limits, you can monitor your table's row count by: 1. Regularly checking the total number of rows in your table 2. Using the row counter displayed at the bottom of your table 3. Setting manual row limits to help manage table size: • Click the "Rows" button at the top of your table • Enter your desired row limit • This will help you visually track when you're approaching capacityFor enterprise customers managing large volumes of data, you might want to consider using Passthrough tables, which can help process data more efficiently by automatically forwarding and clearing processed rows. Sources: Customize your table view | Documentation | Clay University Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University
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Are CSV Imports not working?
CSV imports should be working, but there are some common issues to check if you're experiencing problems: 1. Ensure your CSV file: • Doesn't include "created at" or "updated at" columns • Has fewer than 72 columns and 50,000 rows • Is UTF-8 encoded with comma-separated values • Has a short file name 2. If issues persist, try uploading your data to a public Google Sheet, then download it as a CSV and attempt the upload again. To import a CSV: 1. Go to your workspace home and select "Create new" 2. Choose "Import from CSV" 3. Upload your file 4. Select "New blank table" or "Add to existing table" 5. Follow the prompts to complete the import If you're still having trouble after trying these steps, please share more details about the specific issue you're encountering.
Hi Jeff, thanks for reaching out. Taking a look at this now! Can you share the error you're seeing, if any, when trying to import your CSV file? Also - has the file been exported from xls or google sheets?
It starts adding the columns then stops and none of the data imports. I think i figured it out though ,seems i had 73 columns
We currently limit tables to 70 columns - so it looks like you may have ran into our column limit here. I suggest removing unnecessary columns from the csv you're importing here.