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Broken Salesforce report references causing length undefined errors happen when your underlying report has been deleted, moved, or significantly modified after your initial Google Sheets connector setup.
Your connector tries to query a non-existent report, receiving null responses that trigger undefined length property errors. Here’s how to prevent and resolve these broken reference issues.
Prevent broken report references using Coefficient
Coefficient prevents broken report reference issues through dynamic report discovery, real-time validation, and alternative import strategies that maintain data continuity even when report structures change.
How to make it work
Step 1. Access all reports with dynamic discovery.
Install Coefficient in Google Sheets and connect to Salesforce. Browse all Salesforce reports in your org with real-time availability checking, eliminating stale reference problems that affect static connector configurations.
Step 2. Validate report references before each refresh.
Coefficient verifies report existence and accessibility before each refresh, providing clear error messages when reports are unavailable rather than undefined length errors.
Step 3. Set up alternative import strategies.
When report references break, seamlessly transition to objects and fields selection to recreate the same data set without dependency on specific report configurations. Your data flow continues uninterrupted.
Step 4. Get guided recovery workflows.
When broken references are detected, Coefficient provides guided workflows to reestablish connections or migrate to equivalent data sources rather than leaving you with cryptic undefined errors.
Keep data flowing despite report changes
Coefficient’s adaptive approach ensures continuous data access even when underlying Salesforce report structures change, eliminating maintenance overhead and error-prone static references. Start building resilient Salesforce imports today.
