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Running a Query on the First 1,000 Rows of a Large Table | Clay

Running a Query on the First 1,000 Rows of a Large Table

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Hey, just cant figure this out. I have a table with 4,000 rows and I am trying to run the 1st 1,000 only to preserve credits. How would i go about this?

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To run only the first 1,000 rows of your 4,000-row table in Clay, you can use the "Run Starting from a Specific Row" option. Here's how to do it: 1. Right-click on the column you want to run 2. Hover over "Run Column" and select "Choose Number of rows to run" 3. Specify 1000 as the number of rows to run and 1 as the starting row This will ensure that only the first 1,000 rows are processed, helping you preserve credits. Remember, you can always run the remaining rows later if needed. If you need further assistance, please ask to talk to a person in this chat.
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