Creating New Column on an Import sheet

When you add a new column at the end of the sheet, Superjoin ensures that this column remains intact through data refreshes, without affecting any existing data or structure.

Flexi-Columns (Column Rearrangement)

If you rearrange the order of columns in your sheet, rest assured that the new order will remain intact through data refreshes. Superjoin does not alter column positions once they have been rearranged by the user on Sheet.

Create New Column in Between/Beginning

If you try to add a new column at the beginning or in between existing columns, this action will result in the column being deleted after the next data refresh or modification, as Superjoin preserves the integrity of the imported data layout.

Update Data Cells (Modifying Rows)

When modifying a row record, any changes made will be overridden by the data available at your source on the next data refresh. We recommend you to create a new column on the right of the imported data to store custom data.

Delete Column

If you delete a column in the middle of your sheet, Superjoin will automatically move it to the end of the sheet, ensuring that your core data structure remains consistent.

Working on Template Data Sheets

If you are working with template sheets, be aware that any modification that you make will be overwritten during the next data refresh. This ensures that the template remains up-to-date and accurately reflects any changes made to the underlying data.

Spreadsheet Limits

  • Cell Limit: Superjoin supports importing up to 50,000 rows per sheet. This ensures that large datasets can be handled effectively while maintaining performance.
  • Sheet Limit: Each sheet can handle up to 10 million cells, which is the upper limit based on Google Sheets’ spreadsheet limitations. This makes it easy to manage extensive datasets within your existing sheets.

Schedule Limits

  • Schedules per Sheet: You can set up to 5 refresh schedules per sheet, allowing for regular automated updates to your data without manual intervention.
  • Simultaneous Schedules: Superjoin does not support running multiple schedules at the same time. Each schedule is queued and executed sequentially to ensure data consistency.
  • Maximum Schedules Limit: Keep track of how many schedules are active at any given time. You can monitor your scheduled refreshes to make sure you’re using the system efficiently without exceeding the limit.