Not Found, Skipped, Error or blank: read the cell before you run it again

What each cell is telling you

Running a column again is safe by default

A normal run only fills empty cells. Cells that already hold something, Not Found included, are left alone, so clearing a filter and running the column again only spends credits on the rows that never ran. Re running errors, Not Found or every cell is a deliberate choice under Advanced Options on the column's Run menu, and each cell you re run is charged again the way the tool card says.

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1. 1Thirty six percent, in green, red and amber. Completion, rejections and skips, in one bar.
2. 2Skipped. The tool never ran here, so nothing was charged and nothing was missed.
3. 3The reason: this row is B2C, and the condition asked for B2B.

Count them before you touch anything

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1. 1Completed. The tool ran and returned a value. 299 of 300.
2. 2Running. Still working. A column that depends on this one waits for it, which is lesson 2.1.7.
3. 3Skipped. The tool never ran on these 15 rows, so they cost nothing. Fix the input or the condition, then run them.
4. 4Total Failed: the tool ran and errored. Those are the cells worth re running on their own.

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   Read the skip reasons

   A Skipped cell says why. A condition that excluded the row is working as you set it. A missing input, most often the website, is fixed in the column this one depends on, not in this one.

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   Check whether a filter was on when the column ran

   If the blank rows are the ones outside that filter, clear it and run the column. Only the empty cells run.

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   Re run errors on their own

   Use the option to re run rows with errors under Advanced Options, rather than running the whole column again.

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   Flag the blanks nothing explains

   No filter, no condition, no error, and still nothing in the cell. Send the project and the column to support rather than running it again and hoping.