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in my very small application, there is only one column and several rows in the table, but when I delete a row, I see a waiting indicator, and for quite a long time, it’s very sad;
Can you record a video of this?
I don’t know how it works behind the scenes, but many users have reported this as well. However it’s not exactly that they are not performed in your desired order. I think this is the case.
I think this may be a question for @david or @Mark
With a compound action containing a series of discrete actions, my expectation is:
a) The actions will fire sequentially (this appears to be true )
b) Each action will wait until the previous action has finished before firing (this appears to not be true )
Are you able to clarify what the expected behaviour should be?
And is it the same for all actions? (I can image some scenarios where blocking behaviour may not make …
There’s no native way to do that as of now. A workaround is presented below.
Challenge 1
In this moment of time it is not possible to import data (or paste chunks of data) into Glide.
@Manu.n has shown a way to import a row at a time from Google sheets to Glide tables which is quite handy if you have not to much data to import. But if you have hundreds or thousands of rows this approach is not the way to go.
Manu.n's approach - great for a smaller number of rows <a href="https://community.glideapps.com/t/import-data-from-excel-sheets-into-glide-table/20184/…
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