Tables

You can insert tables directly into your documents to organize structured information. These are document tables (layout blocks). They are not NocoDB database tables.

Table

Insert a Table

In the editor, type /table.
From the slash command menu, select Table. NocoDocs inserts a default table with a header row.

Edit a Table

Click the menu icon on top of a column. The menu has these options:

Option	What it does
Add a column	Inserts a column to the left or right of the current column.
Move a column	Moves the column to the left or right.
Column text alignment	Sets the text alignment of the column to Left, Center, or Right.
Delete a column	Click the bin icon to remove the column.

Click the menu icon to the left of a row. The menu has these options:

Option	What it does
Add a row	Inserts a row above or below the current row.
Move a row	Moves the row up or down.
Delete a row	Click the bin icon to remove the row.

Navigate Cells

To go to the next cell, press Tab. To go to the previous cell, press Shift + Tab. You can also use the arrow keys to move between cells and in the text of a cell.

Header Row

By default, the first row of the table is a header row. Header cells have bold text and a light background color.

Document tables are for content layout purposes. To work with structured data (sorting, filtering, formulas), use NocoDB Tables instead.

Delete a Table

To delete a table, open the table menu (top-left corner) and select Delete Table. You can also select the area around the table and delete it like any other block.