How to Copy 500 Rows from One Table to Another in Excel

You can use the Write to Table integration to transfer specific rows between tables. Here's how: 1. Click the "Add Enrichment" button in the top right corner of your page 2. Search for and select "Write to Table" in the search bar 3. Select your destination table within the same workbook 4. Skip the list selection by entering "/" 5. Map the columns you want to copy from your source table to the matching columns in the destination table 6. In the "Only run if" settings, you can set a condition to limit the number of rows that get copied Note that when using Write to Table, only the data you specifically map will be transferred to the new table.

Source: Write to Other Table | Documentation | Clay University

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To limit the Write to Table integration to only copy 500 rows, you can use the "Only run if" settings with a row number condition. Here's how to set it up: 1. In the Write to Table enrichment panel, scroll down to "Run Settings" 2. Click on the "Only run if" box 3. Click "Use AI" to help generate the formula 4. Type: "Only run if row number is less than or equal to 500" 5. Click "Generate Formula" to create the condition This will ensure that only the first 500 rows from your source table are copied to the destination table. Note: If you need to stop the copying process completely after the first 500 rows are transferred, you could set an impossible condition afterward to prevent any further updates.

Sources: Write to Other Table | Documentation | Clay University Conditional Formulas

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If you're having issues with the "Only run if" condition, try these steps: 1. First, delete the affected column and create a fresh one 2. When setting up the conditional formula: • Scroll down to "Run Settings" in the enrichment panel • Click "Use AI" • Type "/" to enter the column you want to use in your condition • Type your condition (e.g., "Only run if /row_number is less than or equal to 500") • Click "Generate Formula" If you still don't see any columns when using the AI help, make sure you've properly mapped your columns in the Write to Table enrichment first before setting up the condition.

Source: Conditional Formulas

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