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Request for Assistance: Duplicating Table in Clay
Hi team - I'm struggling to duplicate this table in Clay. I need another copy of this table and the data inside of it.
To duplicate a table in Clay along with its data, you'll need to follow these steps: 1. Duplicate the table structure: • Open the table you want to duplicate • Click the "..." menu to the right of your table name • Select "Duplicate" 2. Transfer the data: • In the new duplicated table, click "Add Enrichment" in the top right corner • Search for and select the "Write to Table" integration • Map your existing data fields to the corresponding columns in your new table This process will create a copy of your table structure and allow you to transfer the data from the original table to the new one using our "write to table" feature.
I see "Write to Other Table" - is that what you want me to select?
To duplicate a table in Clay along with its data using the "Write to Other Table" option, follow these steps: 1. Duplicate the table structure: • Open the table you want to duplicate • Click the "..." menu to the right of your table name • Select "Duplicate" 2. Transfer the data: • In the new duplicated table, click "Add Enrichment" in the top right corner • Search for and select the "Write to Other Table" integration • Choose your source table (the original table) • Map the columns from your source table to the corresponding columns in the new table This process will create a copy of your table structure and allow you to transfer the data from the original table to the new one using our "write to table" feature.
It's not letting me select "Non High Growth Companies" under Select a table to write to
When duplicating a table in Clay, you're not actually selecting the original table to write to. Instead, you should be choosing the newly duplicated table as the destination for your data. Here's what you need to do: 1. First, duplicate your table structure using the "..." menu next to the table name. 2. Then, use the "write to table" feature to transfer the data: • Click "Add Enrichment" in the top right corner • Search for and select "Write to Other Table" • Choose your source table (the original "Non High Growth Companies" table) • Select the newly duplicated table as the destination • Map the columns from the source to the destination This process will copy your data to the new table structure.
What do I do for "select a list from a column" ? I want the entire table
When duplicating a table using the "write to other table" feature, for the "select a list from a column" step, you should enter "/" (forward slash) if you're not mapping out a list. This is because you're likely doing a simple column mapping rather than list mapping. After this, you'll be able to map out the columns you want to copy from the source table to the destination table.
How do I chat with support directly?
To chat with support directly, you have a couple of options: 1. Use the chat feature you're currently using. If you need to speak with a human agent, simply click on "Talk to a person" or request human assistance explicitly in this chat. 2. Join our Slack community. You can access it by visiting clay.com/slack. 3. If you prefer, you can also send an email to friends@clay.com. Remember, for immediate assistance, it's best to continue using this chat and request a human agent if needed.
Select values from the current table which you want in an other table...like name ,LinkedInurl,industry etc .
To select specific values from your current table and include them in another table in Clay, you can use our "write to table" feature. Here's how: 1. In your current table, click "Add Enrichment" in the top right corner. 2. Search for and select the "Write to Other Table" integration. 3. Choose your destination table. 4. For each column you want to transfer (e.g., name, LinkedIn URL, industry): • Select the source column from your current table • Map it to the corresponding column in the destination table 5. Click "Save" to complete the setup. This process will copy the selected data from your current table to the chosen columns in the destination table.