Mark,
just sent you the link privately.
thank you
Kinda. It’s complicated 
Yes, what Mark is saying is that certain computed column configurations would cause a cyclical dependency that would not resolve. Here is a post that can explain it better than I can How to fix the “Circular dependency detected” error in Google Sheets
Gilde tries to detect that before the save and will not let you save it.
Obviously just renaming a column and not being able to save it is a different issue that needs to be investigated separately.
Just looked at it. This is actually a completely unrelated bug. It’ll be fixed on Wednesday at the latest. But we’ll try to expedite it.
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Maybe it’s related… each time I create a new column in a Glide table, the table refreshes and brings me back to the far left of the table. This has been happening all week.
It’s unrelated. It’s on our to-do list.
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@Mark I’ve read through this thread, is the fact that reordered tables in Glide don’t stay where they’re moved to part of the identified issue(s)?
For example in the Tables tab of the builder, if I’ve got 20 tables and move tables 18, 19 and 20 to the top of the list, these tables only stay at the top of the list while I have that app’s builder open. Once I close that app in the builder and relaunch it, the tables go back to their previous order and now tables 18, 19 and 20 are back down at the bottom of the list.
I’ve also seen this discussed here — Sheet Order Is Not Maintained — but haven’t seen any movement or update there. Thanks!
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