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The insert row GSheet always overwrites previous row
The insert row GSheet always overwrites previous row
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9 months ago
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The insert new row of Google Sheets overwrites previous row
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t
tgdn.
9 months ago
Not only that, but results within Typebbot are also overwritten, making it impossible to store multiple results
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tgdn.
9 months ago
I submitted the Typebot 3 times, but only 1 submission in "Results"
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tgdn.
9 months ago
Solved it by creating a variable
resultId
and storing it as the "ID" in the GSheet as the first column.
This could probably be part of the Docs @Baptiste ?
https://docs.typebot.io/editor/blocks/integrations/google-sheets
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tgdn.
9 months ago
I opened a PR
https://github.com/baptisteArno/typebot.io/pull/1413/commits/a0e3d76940c04b98fa8eddb4ed6f8a6e781c50b5
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Baptiste
9 months ago
mmmh
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Baptiste
9 months ago
that should not happen
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Baptiste
9 months ago
Can you provide a reproduction of the bug?
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Baptiste
9 months ago
Insert should insert a row at the bottom
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tgdn.
8 months ago
I left the first column blank, and every row inserted overwrote the previous one.
Could it be the implementation looking for a unique first column before inserting ?
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Baptiste
8 months ago
Nope that’s not how it works, it just adds a row.
Let us know if you have a reproduction example or a video recording of the bug 🙏
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