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I want to make a dashboard that pulls data from another sheet, but I only want to update it once a week. Is there any way to delay the auto refresh?
I depends on how the sheet functions. If the sheet is web form based, then it is a relatively straightforward matter to do this. If you are editing values and modifying rows, it becomes much more complicated. What does your sheet do and how is it modified?
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Unfortunately there are no other options. This includes not having the option to even just turn off the auto-refresh and manually do it once a week. It is a good idea though. Feel free to Submit a Product enhancement Request.
In the mean time... Can you explain your process in more detail? There may be a way to structure the data itself so that it only pulls one week at a time.
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