Yes! You can create your own table templates in several ways:
Personal templates: Duplicate your table and move it to a separate workbook. This keeps the table structure without the data, and you can duplicate it whenever needed. Add '[Template Do Not Delete]' to the title so you know which one to copy.
Shared templates: Use the "Share as template" option from your table's Actions menu. [1] This creates a public template with your table structure plus one row of sample data that others can use.
Column group templates: Select multiple columns (hold ⌘/ctrl), right-click, and choose "Save as template" to reuse column sets across tables. [2]
Waterfall templates: When creating waterfalls, select "Save as template" to reuse your waterfall configuration. [3]
If you need any more help with creating or using table templates, please let me know. Would you like to share more about what you're trying to achieve with your tables?
Exactly! You can create personal templates by duplicating your table and moving it to a separate workbook. This keeps the table structure without the data for future use.
You can also save specific column groups as templates by selecting multiple columns (⌘/ctrl + click), right-clicking, and choosing "Save as template". [1]
For waterfalls, select "Save as template" when creating them to reuse your configuration. [2]
If you still need any assistance with creating or managing your table templates, I’m here to help. Would you like to provide more details about what you’re trying to accomplish with your tables?
