Anything that lives at the table level such as conditional formatting, groups, sorts and some column types (such as scales) will not appear. We only pull through the raw data from your original table.
Where have my conditional formats, groups, sortings and scales gone? To fix it open the columns formula and replace the old column name with the new one. When the name is changed, it breaks the formula. Each column in the synced table used a formula and is based on the column name in the source table. This is most likely caused by renaming a column in the source table.
Most of my data is syncing fine but one column is blank - why is that? For data privacy we don't sync any hidden columns. Note: You will only see the visible columns from the source table here. If you hover over a row object in this column, you'll find any additional columns that were added to your source table or deleted after the initial sync. This is all of the data we sync through for the table. The row column shows a list of "objects" representing each row in your source table. We don't currently support buttons from the source doc, so we remove them from your sync table. If you look at the formulas for the automatically synced columns you will see the same pattern. to pull in the data from your source table. In other words, add a new column to your table, and add the formula =Row. New columns can be added to your sync table by 'projecting' them from the main "Row" column. Whilst we will keep updating your row data we set up the columns and names when you first add the table. Why don't new columns I add in my source table automatically appear in my sync table? You can even sync a Packs Table to another doc to hide your credentials.Īt this time, instant or real-time syncs are not supported, but you can choose from manually, daily, or hourly refresh intervals to meet your needs. Yes! If you wanted to sync a table, add more annotations, then sync that somewhere else you could. They will NOT be added to the original table. These new columns will then ONLY be visible in your new doc. You won't be able to edit the imported values, but you CAN add new columns, group the data, and change the layout. This helps you keep various elements private. Cross-doc takes a "what you see is what you get" approach. Will my hidden columns and rows come through? You can learn more about Cross-doc actions here. In the meantime, it is possible to add/modify rows via Cross-doc actions if you're on the Team plan or above. We hope to support this functionality in the future. Adding columns or taking other action on your Cross-doc table won't make changes to the original table.
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Cross-doc FAQs Can I update the data in the original table from this sync table?Ĭurrently, sync tables are view-only.
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