Select Specific Rows and Run All Columns: Is It Possible?

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Is it possible to choose specific rows and run all the coloumns on them?

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Tyler
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You can use the filter setting to only appear the ones you want then run them like normal. If you want this to be done manually then you can set up a run condition. Either way the answer is yes. It just depends on if it’s a one time situation or you want it to be reoccurring and automated.
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Guy Manzur
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Thanks!
Guy Manzur
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Actually, how is it possible to run ALL coloumns after I filtered the wanted rows, except of going one by one?
Clay Team
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Hey Guy! If you'd like to run all columns, if each of them depends on the previous one like if they were a waterfall then all you'd need to do is run the first one where it starts off.Otherwise, it's easier to go for each one. The "hacky" workaround is to turn the table off and then back on, then click on "Update cells" which should auto-run everything.
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Tyler
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You can use the filter setting to only appear the ones you want then run them like normal. If you want this to be done manually then you can set up a run condition. Either way the answer is yes. It just depends on if it’s a one time situation or you want it to be reoccurring and automated.
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Guy Manzur
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Thanks!
Guy Manzur
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Actually, how is it possible to run ALL coloumns after I filtered the wanted rows, except of going one by one?
Clay Team
APP
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Hey Guy! If you'd like to run all columns, if each of them depends on the previous one like if they were a waterfall then all you'd need to do is run the first one where it starts off.Otherwise, it's easier to go for each one. The "hacky" workaround is to turn the table off and then back on, then click on "Update cells" which should auto-run everything.
8a2691bd-e773-48fd-abff-71cf673fa1d3.png(26 kB)