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A run that quits before the last row almost always stopped for one of three reasons. Check them in order.

Work through the checks

1

Check your balance

Runs stop the moment credits run out, and finished cells stay filled. Buy credits and run the column again. Only the empty rows run, so nothing is paid twice.
2

Check for a run condition

Rows a run condition rules out are not run, so a run can finish long before the row count suggests.
3

Check whether the run was stopped

A stopped run keeps everything computed so far. Run the column again to continue from the empty rows.

Good to know

No. Only rows that got an answer are charged, so a stopped run costs only what it filled.
The run panel counts the rows the run will actually touch. Skipped rows and rows a condition excludes are not in that number.

Next steps

Run columns

Run options, conditions, and what a stop leaves behind.

Credits and billing

See where credits go and how to buy more.