Running Additional Rows for AI Prompt Testing in Clay Team Workspace

Adam G. · 2025-03-05 19:54:16.645698+00

Hi Clay Team- Once i've tested an ai prompt and clicked, yes output correct, can I go back to the column and run only 10 more rows? Here's the table: I want to run another 10 rows in the "Multiple Addresses" column. Thx!

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To run 10 more rows in your "Multiple Addresses" column, you can: 1. Right-click on the column 2. Hover over "Run Column" > "Choose Number of rows to run" 3. Specify 10 as the number of rows and select your desired starting row
Source: Run Options
Adam G.
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There's no "run column" icon over the "multiple addresses" column,
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Adam G.
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i don't see the option to select "run x rows" on the other columns with "run column" icons.
Adam G.
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I double click and get this
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Adam G.
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but i'm attempting to do this for the next column over, no "run column" icon
Nico M.
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if you click into the column header the drop down menu should appear mid way down you will see run column, hover over it and you will choose the first option 'choose number of rows to run'
Nico M.
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Adam G.
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Adam G.
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hmm, ok. i see. the check box columns don't have this capability since it's driven by the column next to it. makes sense.
Nico M.
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Yeah, the checkbox is an output from the main column.
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Nico M.
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Re run the main columnand they should update
Bo (.
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Gods work - Thanks for the help Nicholas!! :)
Richard G.
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Hi Team… is there a way to schedule row runs, I know you can schedule columns - was just wondering if there is way to schedule a row run or delay a row run? Thanks in advance!
Owen C.
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Hey Adam, thanks for reaching out. While there isn't a direct way to schedule row runs, we're working on making these scheduled sources take into account conditional formulas that could be applied to specific rows. Would love to learn a bit more about your use case here though. What would you scheduled row runs for?
Adam G.
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Looks like you replied to the wrong person Owen C.
Owen C.
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Ah apologies Adam, you're right! That response was intended for Richard. Richard! let me know what you think and if you have any other questions or concerns. :)

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