Hi,

You can have a QAction that triggers on a standalone parameter or on a table cell change but not both at the same time.

For standalone parameters, the row attribute must be set to false (or not included and it will default to false) but to trigger on table cells you need to specify the column ID on the trigger and set the row attribute to true.

Do note that you cannot trigger on a row change but only on a cell change so if you want to trigger on a change any cell of a row you would need to specify all column parameter IDs.

If you want to trigger on any change of a table you can just include the table parameter ID and at that point, you do not need to use the row attribute and should still work in conjunction with standalone parameters.