Google sheet > Adding more rows than needed?

This is a scenario I am testing, the first row merges content from one spreadsheet to the next

Here’s the output:

When I go to and run the second row, it keeps adding extra rows???

Essentially, the first row is merging a custom spreadsheet data to a square space product sheet, as the client has a specific format they want for the title.

The second row is then adding the output to a master square space sheet.

Your question is unclear.

“Watch new rows” does this:

For each new row in the first spreadsheet

“Add a Row” does this:

Add a row to the second spreadsheet

Combined, it does:

For each new row in the first spreadsheet, Add a row to the second spreadsheet

So the modules are working as intended.

If this is not what you are expecting, please provide an example of how you want it to look like.

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

@samliew

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Hey there,

So the first spreadsheet is the clients custom one:
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I then have to combine D, B, E as the title for the product listing, I also have round up the prices as well, which I’ve done using the if() function.

I then want to pass this data into an official square space imported CSV file:

But it comes through duplicated, or 3 entries. This is where I am going wrong?

I want to then allow the client to view this sheet prior to importing into their current square space imported CSV file.

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Hey there,

Sorry forgot to add that:
blueprint (1).json (80.8 KB)