this is example how to use big numbers of rows in free or paid App… enjoy!
(in this app i’m using 163,819 rows but i can easy add up to 2 millions)
please let me know if you can find a bigger data files for dictionary … tnx
Very interesting! How did you do?
just updated to a 157,548 (rows) words with descriptions !!! lol… and this is a free App! ;-))))
Search time 5 to 10 seconds. Sometimes is getting stock for glide to populate whole list, but not bad!
Curious to know how you implemented the “Go to Top” action?
two lists with visibility condition
ah, okay
now i can play scrabble ! LOL… I can’t believe how good this is… no need for PRO Apps… hahahah
This use query on google sheet i think.
Not exactly, but close
I updated 7k more words, and i think is good enough
That is a juicy row count! Interesting
Well done.
thank you! Let me know guys if is working well?
Ok… so this is awesome. I have a Surveyors Dictionary App that has far less rows, but I am having a hard time figuring out how to add the search screen in a way which doesn’t overload my free app. Any chance you could provide a short tutorial?
You have to create a formula that bring only limited amount of results to a sheet where glide takes data from, to populate list, than another function to bring next load of limited results when user click next button. In my app i divided results by 100 at the time, so it will fast load data and not cross 500 rows limit for the free app
When you say “formula” do you mean create an action or multistep action?
Formula in Google sheets, all magic is happening in Google sheets, glide is only displaying results
I think it only works well with display app. Can we edit data
You can easily add data the way you would normally do, to edit it… that has to be done by script, so it will be about 5 seconds delay. @administrasi_kitsda… so if a little delay is not a big problem… you can have a free app with up to 5 million rows… but if don’t mind up to 10-15 seconds delays… you can expand the rows limit almost infinitely… by adding more Google sheets and spreadsheets.