A column header's fill bar.
Read the bar
The strip under every header shows how much of the column holds a value; hover it for the exact count. A computed column shows a second, paler track for how much it has finished with.Fix what feeds it
1
Check the required inputs
Open the column’s setup. A required input marked with an asterisk skips a row, for free, whenever that value is empty.
2
Fill the input column first
Run or fix whatever feeds the missing input, then run the enrichment again. It only skips rows that still lack it.
3
Bind a looser input if one exists
Some enrichments accept several inputs, like a name and company or a LinkedIn URL. Binding a second one gives rows missing the first a way in.
Chain one enrichment into another
Bind an enrichment’s input to a field another column already found, like a LinkedIn URL a search filled in. Oneprofile gives that field a column automatically when you save, so the second enrichment has something to read.Good to know
Why is a row skipped instead of just failing?
Why is a row skipped instead of just failing?
A missing required input isn’t treated as an error. The row is skipped rather than charged, so a low fill rate here costs you nothing while you fix the input.
Does running a column again always help?
Does running a column again always help?
Not by itself. It only helps if the input the enrichment needs is now there. If the input is still missing, running again skips the same rows for free.
Why does the bar show two different fills?
Why does the bar show two different fills?
The bolder track is cells holding a value. The paler one is cells the column has finished with, whether they filled or not, so it is always the longer of the two.
Next steps
What you can enrich
See every shelf in the enrichment catalog.
Rows aren't filling in
Work through the causes in order, from inputs to balance.