To resolve queued cells not running in a column, try these steps:
1. Perform a hard refresh:
• Windows: Ctrl + Shift + R
• Mac: Cmd + Shift + R
2. If the issue persists, create a new column by duplicating the current one and run it on the remaining rows:
• Filter for rows where the current column "is empty"
• Run the AI on those filtered rows
3. Use the "merge columns" feature to combine the results
4. If needed, you can also try these run options:
• Right-click the column and select "Run All Rows that haven't run or have errors"
• Specify a number of rows to run from a specific starting point
• Force run all rows
If these steps don't resolve the issue, you may need to request human assistance for further support.
The reason many of the cells are showing as "Queued" is due to our batching process. We process rows in batches, typically executing around 60 rows at a time. Once a batch completes, the next set of rows is processed. This is why you'll see the "Queued" status—these rows are lined up to run next.
This is not an error, but simply part of the system's process to handle data efficiently. Depending on the volume of data you're working with, it can take some time for all the rows to be processed, but rest assured the system is working through them as quickly as possible.
Let me know if you have any further questions or need assistance with anything else!
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