Damn, thanks, sorry David, rookie mistake. The formatting however is not taken as the rest of the rows. Which creates someting strange in the zapier generated document. I tried formatting in Glide but that does not work well the € are not taken and the % is not possible. Any pointers on how to solve that?
This happens when you have empty rows in your Sheet, so I would advise temporarily turning off your Zap and delete all empty rows, then turn it back on.
Can you clarify more on the formatting? If you are triggering based on new rows in Sheets, you should make sure the formatting in the Sheet is correct.
When you apply the formatting, do you highlight the column by selecting each cell in that column, or do you click on the column header to select the whole column at once?
I’ve had this happen to me a long time ago (and maybe still does), but I also stopped relying on the google sheet for formatting and only rely on it for data storage. Either way, I try to make sure the formatting is applied to the column as a whole instead of picking all cells in the column. Hope they makes sense.
I’ve found that even this doesn’t always work.
Anytime I really need to enforce column formatting, I’ll usually just include a setNumberFormat() call somewhere in a trigger script.
Thanks for the tip, but to no avail. That is what I have done. It still does not keep the number formatting. It makes glide unfortunately complete useless for my desired use case.
In a case like that, I would probably create additional columns with arrayformulas that create the formatting in the formula. It’s not ideal, but you would be guaranteed the the proper format would be applied to each new row, and hopefully your zap doesn’t need too many of those columns.