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Fixing the “No Headers Detected” Issue in Superjoin

This guide will walk you through the process of resolving the “No Headers Detected” issue that you may encounter while exporting data in Superjoin. This is particularly useful for data analysts and operations teams who need to ensure their data exports are correctly formatted for further analysis.

Understanding the Issue

When exporting data, you may come across a message stating “No Headers Detected”. This typically happens when Superjoin is unable to find any headers in the specified row of your spreadsheet. *The “No Headers Detected” error message in Superjoin*

Step 1: Check the Header Row

The first step is to check the row number where Superjoin is trying to find headers. If the specified row is empty, as in the example below, Superjoin will not be able to detect any headers. *An empty row where Superjoin is trying to find headers*

Step 2: Fill the Header Row

You have two options to resolve this issue. The first option is to fill the empty row with the appropriate headers and fetch the data again. For instance, you can fill the row with headers such as “Deal Name”, “Deal Amount”, and “Deal Stage”. *Fetching the data after filling the row with headers* You should now see that the headers have been populated correctly.

Step 3: Change the Header Row

The second option to resolve the “No Headers Detected” issue is to change the header row to another row that contains headers. For instance, you can move the header row to row one. Then, switch over to the row that contains the headers. *Switching over to the row that contains the headers* After making the same selections as before, you should now see the page with the correct row headers.
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