vHi, since my previous attempt to solve the Google Sheets problem was unsuccessful, I've created a simple scenario that illustrates my challenge. There is a Google sheet with sheets: DATA, X1, X2, ... Xn - In the sheet, DATA are variables - There is a SCRIPT node that calculates via JS simple multiplication - row by row - Result of multiplication of variables from each row has to be appended by the last node into a different sheet accordingly to X1, X2, to Xn Simple? When the scenario was executed, all the results were appended into sheet X1. Could you help me solve my puzzle ?

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Dear N8N enthusiasts !!! I use Google Sheets as a database; in each record on the main sheet, there is a new "item" entity. In this scenario, I want to select the first item from the first row and then execute all nodes of the scenario. Then the scenario should extract the second row and manage all remaining nodes as a fresh one. I have to misconfigure something because, on the first run, the very first node gets all the records, and the remaining nodes try to use them in one pass, which makes JS not work correctly. How do I force my scenario to go through a table, one row at a time, until the last node, then start over for the next item?

I work on a scenario where the last node adds a row to a Google Sheet via Upsert. In scenario I have to add two values in columns A and B; all other columns have formulas and should propagate automatically. I add only raw data in columns A and B, and formatting is not copied from the previous record, nor are formulas propagated. Could you advise me on what I should do differently to force formula propagation and formatting propagation?

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