Make certain you are not using filters on your Google Sheets – it can make the filtered rows invisible to updates. Instead, use filter views (this is a Google Sheets feature that lets each user create and use their own filters without affecting other users of the sheet).
Make certain that your spreadsheet is not marked as “Public”. The Google spreadsheets API doesn’t enable updates against public spreadsheets.
@VICTOR_VERA Hi Victor, alternating row highlight in Google sheet has been known to cause sync problems. Could you remove all formatting in the sheet and try again?
@VICTOR_VERA sometimes if you share a sheet with someone it can exist in two locations… Right cock the sheet look at the properties and make sure it’s only listed in one location, and never share your backend.
@VICTOR_VERA Hi Victor, I believe @Philip_Garrett_Appsh is currently looking into this. Please try out his suggestions to see if if they would fix your problem.
@VICTOR_VERA Hi Victor, could you give us more details about the changes that you made? Were you adding/editing/deleting rows? What rows were you changing? What was the data in the row? When did this change occur?
1)Any change in any column is reverted back. 2) I am only editing 3) It happens on any and all rows I try to edit. 4) the Row has many values, phone, gps, address,emails, dates,images 5) Iv noticed this behavior a while ago but I did not mind because I wass just using the table as reference, but now I need to be able to edit details on the table
@VICTOR_VERA Hi Victor, was table “RRSOW_TRACKING” originally copied from Smartsheet to Google? If so, we believe the problem is caused by a column called “Row ID” in this table. In Smartsheet, each table has a column called “Row ID”, which is used internally by Smartsheet to locate rows. When a table is copied to Google Drive, this column is also copied. However, we have found a bug related to this column that can lead to data not being written to Google sheets.
We are currently working on a fix for the bug. In the meantime, a quick fix that you can try out is to delete the Row ID column. First, you’ll need to delete this column from your Google sheet. Next, you’ll have to regenerate the table’s schema and then test your app again. Could you give this a try?