Not All Google Sheets Columns Are Not Showing in My Scenario

What are you trying to achieve?

I’m building a scenario where I use the Google Sheets “Watch Rows” module to send data to Pinterest. My Google Sheet contains many columns (titles, descriptions, keywords, etc.), i have 57 contains but in the module shows only 26 not all of them are appearing in the Pinterest module as selectable fields.
I want all my columns to show up in the Pinterest module so I can map them correctly when creating Pins.

Steps taken so far

I followed advice to make sure the first few rows in my sheet contain data in all columns (no empty cells).

I clicked “Run once” on the Google Sheets module to refresh the structure.

I tried zooming out the interface to see more fields.

I also switched browsers from Chrome to Brave, but the issue remains.

Still, not all columns are showing when I try to map them to fields like Image URL, Title, and Description in the Pinterest module.

Screenshots: scenario setup, module configuration, errors

:white_check_mark: Solution Found!

Perfect! I found the issue.

In the “Row with headers” field, I had set the range to A1:Z1, which was limiting Make to only read columns A through Z.

:wrench: Solution:

Change the range from A1:Z1 to one of these:


:small_blue_diamond: Option 1 (Recommended): A1:ZZ1
:right_arrow: This will include all columns from A to ZZ (including AA, AB, AC, etc.).

:small_blue_diamond: Option 2: A:ZZ
:right_arrow: This covers the entire columns, not just the header row.

:small_blue_diamond: Option 3: Leave the range completely blank
:right_arrow: Make will try to auto-detect the columns in your sheet.

:small_blue_diamond: Option 4: Be specific if you know your sheet’s column count
:right_arrow: For example: A1:AF1 if your data goes up to column AF.


The key issue was that setting Z1 as the limit meant columns like AA, AB, AC weren’t being recognized. After changing it to A1:ZZ1, everything worked and Make could finally read all my columns properly.

Hope this helps someone else too! :raising_hands: