Hey guys,
I am building a CRM but a lot of my clients have over 10.000 contacts. I know there is a certain limit within Coda. Is this something we can use Coda for? Or is it advised against?
Hi Steven,
The “10,000” limit on Coda rows is not a hard limit like the number of rows in Excel. It is more a rule of thumb that says around ten thousand lines in a single table will start causing some performance issues. (Also depending on the kind of columns used in the table.)
But there are many mitigating strategies that one can follow: Separate tables, separate docs, etc. The design woud be extremely important.
Regards
Piet
Hey Piet,
Thanks for the info. What types of columns are best avoided?
Hi Steven,
My comment would have been more accurate if I had said “Also depending on the formulas used in the columns in the table.”
There is basically no limit to the calculations that you can do in a formula in a column, so that can dramatically influence performance.
I also do hope that some of the other members of the forum with experience in this area will comment after the weekend.
For example - I do not know what the impact of canvas columns would be on the doc. But they are a complex column type. It might have a major impact, or Coda might have found a way of isolating the performance of a table from what is happening in the canvas column. I just don’t have enough technical knowledge to comment.
Regards
Piet
Hi Steven,
Nice to e-meet you! I am part of Coda’s Success team - we are here to make sure that Coda Makers have all the tools they need to succeed.
I am happy to talk live through some tips and tricks for doc schema and set up if it would be helpful. You can access my calendar here!
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