How to Check Clay Credits Usage for Tables Efficiently

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Hi there, is there a simple way to see how many Clay credits a table is using per row? Or how many credits the table has used up since launch? Just seeing if there's a way to find this without adding up each column's Clay credits usage...

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John F.
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Oh nice, ok will check that-- thanks!
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Done M.
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btw, John F., when i go in this view, i can see credits spent per row hope it helps:
Done M.
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if you want rough napkin math, but should be pretty close
Done M.
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probably take the whole table, add like 10-100 rows.
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Run them fully.
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go to credit usage
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see the credit usage for that table for 100 rows, and just divide by 100 i guess
Suhaib S.
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no direct way to see per-row cost for the whole table. Easiest is still adding up the columns or checking Run Info after a test row
John F.
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I could just add up all the columns, but curious if there is a way to surface this number more easily
John F.
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Right but that is per column. I'm trying to find out how many credits a single table will use for each new row that populates (it is a dynamic table)
Suhaib S.
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John F. you can check this in Run Info it shows total credits spent per run and per row. That’s the simplest way without manually adding up column usage

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John F.
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Oh nice, ok will check that-- thanks!
1
Done M.
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btw, John F., when i go in this view, i can see credits spent per row hope it helps:
Done M.
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if you want rough napkin math, but should be pretty close
Done M.
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1.
probably take the whole table, add like 10-100 rows.
2.
Run them fully.
3.
go to credit usage
4.
see the credit usage for that table for 100 rows, and just divide by 100 i guess
Suhaib S.
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no direct way to see per-row cost for the whole table. Easiest is still adding up the columns or checking Run Info after a test row
John F.
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I could just add up all the columns, but curious if there is a way to surface this number more easily
John F.
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Right but that is per column. I'm trying to find out how many credits a single table will use for each new row that populates (it is a dynamic table)
Suhaib S.
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John F. you can check this in Run Info it shows total credits spent per run and per row. That’s the simplest way without manually adding up column usage