Automation Loop Limit <13 Items

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Hi Guys,

if try to add new items in tulip table i can only add 13 of 15 items.. for example looping to these items won’t work for all :

[
[“001”, “Example Address A”, “1000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 1”, “XA12345”, “2025-11-11”, null],
[“002”, “Example Address B”, “2000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 2”, “XA12346”, “2025-11-07”, null],
[“003”, “Example Address C”, “3000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 3”, “XA12347”, “2025-10-31”, null],
[“004”, “Example Address D”, “4000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 4”, “XA12348”, “2025-10-23”, null],
[“005”, “Example Address E”, “5000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 5”, “XA12349”, “2025-10-22”, null],
[“006”, “Example Address F”, “6000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 6”, “XA12350”, “2025-10-21”, null],
[“007”, “Example Address G”, “7000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 7”, “XA12351”, “2025-10-21”, null],
[“008”, “Example Address H”, “8000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 8”, “XA12352”, “2025-10-21”, null],
[“009”, “Example Address I”, “9000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 9”, “XA12353”, “2025-10-20”, null],
[“010”, “Example Address J”, “10000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 10”, “XA12354”, “2025-10-20”, null],
[“011”, “Example Address K”, “11000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 11”, “XA12355”, “2025-10-17”, null],
[“012”, “Example Address L”, “12000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 12”, “XA12356”, “2025-10-17”, null],
[“013”, “Example Address M”, “13000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 13”, “XA12357”, “2025-10-17”, null],
[“014”, “Example Address N”, “14000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 14”, “XA12358”, “2025-10-16”, null],
[“015”, “Example Address O”, “15000”, “CATEGORY1”, “Example Product 15”, “XA12359”, “2025-10-16”, “09.2027”]
]

Any Ideas on this?, looking forward hearing from you :slight_smile:

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Hi @tokotu,

Thanks for sharing that example. I see what you mean about it only adding 13 of 15 records.

Try these steps:

  1. Add a short delay in your loop (for example 0.1 seconds) or set “Wait for Completion” to True. This helps if the function runs too fast.

  2. Check that each array element matches a column in your table. A missing or mismatched column can stop a record from being created.

  3. Make sure each record ID is unique. If one already exists, that record will not be added.

  4. Use an “If Error Occurred” check and log @error.message. This will show if there is a data or timing problem.

Can you also share if you are using an App Trigger, Table Function, or Connector Function to create the records? That will help narrow it down.

Thanks,
Nicolo