The Google Sheets new row trigger inconsistently detects added rows. In the example sheet below, the first row (Are we live → yes) correctly triggered the workflow, but subsequent rows (second → No, third row → full) did not. This causes unreliable workflow execution and can result in missed data processing.
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Steps to Reproduce:
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Set up a Google Sheets trigger step with a “New Row” trigger.
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Add rows to the sheet one by one
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Observe which rows trigger the workflow.
Expected Result:
Every new row added to the sheet should trigger the workflow reliably.
Actual Result:
Only one row triggered the workflow; subsequent rows were ignored.