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Table

A Table allows you to structure content into rows and columns.

It is commonly used for layouts such as invoices, item lists, or structured data sections.

Add a Table​

To insert a table into your document:

  1. Place the cursor where you want the table to appear
  2. Click the Table icon in the toolbar
  3. Select the number of rows and columns
  4. Confirm to insert the table

The table will be inserted at the cursor position.

Table selection grid
Select the table size using the grid.

Editing a Table​

Once inserted, you can:

  • add or remove rows and columns
  • merge or split cells
  • adjust layout and formatting
  • insert components inside cells

Tables behave like structured containers for content.

Using Tables with Dynamic Content​

Tables are often used together with dynamic components:

  • Block Repetition — repeat rows for lists (e.g. invoice items)
  • Text Box — display values inside cells
  • Dynamic Image — insert images into cells

This makes tables essential for building structured, data-driven documents.

When to use Table​

Use a Table when you need:

  • structured layout (rows and columns)
  • repeating data (lists, items)
  • precise alignment of content

Next steps​

  • Repeat rows dynamically → Block Repetition
  • Insert dynamic values → Text Box
  • Learn how layout works → Page Break

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