might seem like a silly question, but anyone know how to simply copy down a value on a column (similar to excel/google sheets)? For example, row 1 has a value of "Linkedin" inside the Campaign column, I just want to copy this down for the entire column, but not preset all rows to have this value.
https://app.clay.com/workspaces/207112/tables/t_J1Pjsw91Cohi/views/gv_RaCg3zMEX434 Checkout the "List Name" column
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that is setting it for the entire column though
some data will need a different value
Hey Nick S., what you also could do, is using a formula and then using the AI formula to write the values into a new column.
Create new column with Data Type Formula
Describe your formula. I suppose it will be an if then else statement.
For example: If the column /Campaign contains "Linkedin" then write Linkedin, if contains "xyz" then "xyz" 3. Generate the formula and check your results If you need help let me know, I can assist further if needed!
Thanks Frederik H. - should be ok for now, I think I'm just gonna create the campaign column before I import it, I have multiple imports going into the same table and wanted a way to differentiate the person's campaign type.
Got it! But you can do a lot with the AI Formula feature of Clay. So if you use the logic I mentioned, you should classify each row by using the formula!
is there any other way to do it though? I don't think the AI Formula feature won't work for me as I have one import list table, all imports go into that, and I need to label each import row as "xyz" and then the one batch as "abc" - the only way I can think of is by assigned the campaign value inside clay based on time uploaded, but I'm wondering if there's a better solution than that, otherwise I might have to resort to adding the column in a CSV then mapping it to my clay table, then mapping it on my write to column ect ect
you can do this with formulas too, if cell contains "xyc" then...
yes but I have nothing to base the formula on right now (no differentiators in the imported list) which is why I think I'll probably need to just add a column before I import it
what are you trying to filter?
nothing, I'm just trying to add values in bulk in a column manually if possible
Then formulas with conditionals, but as you are telling me, there are no inputs for that, the best approach would be doing this in the csv before the import
Frederik H. Clay Team really simple hack for this: copy down the value you want in your target row numbers down in excel/sheets first, and then simply paste over ๐ก