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How to update a Cell in Google Sheets to fire a new Webhook post into Pabbly

RoCrow

Active member
I have a Google Sheet that is taking data from a Paperform form submission.

When the sheet updates the row with the new form submission, it is firing a webhook into Pabbly, which is working fine.

Let's say that the Sheet is receiving data in columns A and C, that B is blank, and that C is the trigger column to fire the webhook into Pabbly.

I want to be able to manually add some data into B at a later date, and then that will re-fire the Webhook, but it's not happening.

(because it seems to me that only if I edit data in the trigger column - C - will it fire the webhook again)

How can I do that? (manually enter data into column B at a later date and have it re-fire the webhook?)
 

Fagun Shah

Well-known member
Yes, you edit the data in C column's cell for the same row after adding data to Column B's cell it will fire the webhook for that row.
 

RoCrow

Active member
Yes, you edit the data in C column's cell for the same row after adding data to Column B's cell it will fire the webhook for that row.
Thanks for that. But I want to add data in B cell and it would fire, without needing to then amend/add/edit data again in C cell.

Eg. in the table below, row 1 is added and because there is data in C, it fires - view 1a below.
Then I add data in the B column, without touching the C column cell - view 1b below - and it still fires

(view)ABC(result)
1a1030FIRES
1b102030FIRES

Or is that what you meant?
 
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