Show Full AI Enriched Column Results Without Cutoff

Clay S. How can I get column to show the full result of an AI enriched column? They are only showing a certain amoutn of characters with an ellipses cutoff. This is also true if I export. Shown in image..

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The CSV export mirrors your Clay table exactly, so if columns are truncated with ellipses in the table view, they'll appear the same way in the export. To see and export the full content, create a dedicated "CSV Export View": 1. Duplicate your current view 2. Hide or delete columns you don't need in the export 3. Focus on including only the raw values you need This approach ensures your exported CSV contains the complete data without truncation. Are you seeing the truncation in both the table view and the exported CSV, or just in one of them?
Sources: Download as a CSV [Clay 101] - Clay University Download as a CSV [Clay 101] - Clay University Download as a CSV [Clay 101] - Clay University
Nicholas S.
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I am seeing the truncation in both table view and exported. The only way i can get the full data is to click on a particular cell, then it opens in the right sidebar under cell details
Nicholas S.
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Clay
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The CSV export mirrors your Clay table exactly, so truncated columns will export the same way. To display and export full AI enriched content without truncation: 1. Create a dedicated CSV Export View: • Duplicate your current view • Hide columns you don't need • Focus on raw values only 2. Use Cell Details for full content access: • Click any cell to open the Cell Details panel • View complete data without truncation • Search within cell outputs using the search bar The table view truncation is a display limitation - the full data exists and can be accessed through Cell Details, but there's no direct way to expand column width to show complete AI enriched content in the main table view.
Sources: Download as a CSV [Clay 101] - Clay University Download as a CSV [Clay 101] - Clay University Manage cell data | Documentation | Clay University
Nicholas S.
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https://app.clay.com/workspaces/652498/workbooks/wb_0sy7r0xPbzNeCwrfwqn/tables/t_0sy7rdeqv83GUt4oUKQ/views/gv_0sy7rdfbdE3dQ2MBopa
LuisArturo
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Hey there Nicholas thanks for reaching out, sorry for the delay here, in this to avoid the truncation of the text you will need to to extract all of the values into their own cell. I see that you have already done so in this table.
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