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Debugging Cell Activation Issues in Graphs: Screenshot Included | Clay

Debugging Cell Activation Issues in Graphs: Screenshot Included

·May 28, 2025 04:29 PM·

Hey support! I have a graph where cells just won't fire occasionally. There are no errors and all the other cells in the row fire but it just stops? Will include screenshot

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Jill M.
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This issue can happen for several reasons: 1. When you double-click on the row, it might show "waiting for its inputs." Try clicking "re-run this cell" to make it work. 2. For persistent issues, try performing a hard refresh: • Windows: Ctrl + Shift + R • Mac: Cmd + Shift + R 3. Performance issues are more common with larger tables or complex workflows. This can cause latency where cells take longer to load. 4. You can also try toggling auto-update off and on again in your table settings, then accept the run prompt to update all rows.
Source: Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University
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This issue typically happens due to loading delays, especially in larger tables or complex workflows. When cells don't fire, you can: 1. Double-click the row to see if it shows "waiting for its inputs" and click "re-run this cell" 2. Try a hard refresh: • Mac: Command+Shift+R • Windows: Ctrl+Shift+R 3. Toggle auto-update off and on in your table settings, then accept the run prompt to update all rows For persistent issues with specific rows, create a new column by duplicating the current one and run it only on the affected rows.
Source: Table management settings | Documentation | Clay University
Jill M.
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I will try the hard refresh and circle back if it still persists