I’m trying to add an incredibly simple table with one column for ref validation. It’s one column with the header of Status and 4 other rows with statuses (Needs Copy, Needs Photo, Ready, Published). When I add the table, it reads “Needs Photo” as the column name and then only displays “Ready” and “Published” as row values.
I have even tried adding the table with just “Status” as a column header with no row values, which works initially, but when I add “Needs Copy, Needs Photo, Ready, Published” as row values, the same problem occurs. What’s going on here?
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Bolding the header row will solve the problem.
A single column table containing short text values that look like column header values can throw off type inference.
The word “Photo” is a word that typically appears in the header row of a table.
Since that row is relatively near the top of the sheet and it contains a word that often appears in a header, that row it is getting selected as the header row.
When your worksheet contains multiple columns (as most do) it is easier for Appsheet to locate the header row.
If a row is bold, we take that as a strong indication that the bold row is the header row.
See https://help.appsheet.com/en/articles/961390-spreadsheet-cell-formats
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