84k credits disappeared. Showed as being used. Were not used.

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Hi Sol, Thanks for reaching out to support. Quick question, do you have auto-updates turned on? If so, I’d recommend turning that off to avoid unexpected large table runs in the future. I’d also love to understand more about what happened so we can help prevent this for other users. For example, did you click “Run 10 rows” but it ended up running more than expected? Let me know, happy to dig in and help!

Hi Sol, Thanks for the additional context, yes I would recommend turning auto updates off to avoid large credit spends like this in the future.