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Tables

Ordinary tables with Markdown source.

Table text and equations remain in the Markdown document.
Table text and equations remain in the Markdown document.

Choose Insert → Table. The first row is the header. Fill cells and insert the table; resize the whole frame on the canvas. Double-click to edit cells again.

  • Add or remove the current row or column.
  • Set each column's left, center or right alignment and width percentage. Other columns share the remaining width proportionally.
  • Paste plain rectangular data using unquoted TSV: tabs separate cells and newlines separate rows.
  • Cells accept inline Markdown and dollar-delimited formulas. In formulas use LaTeX \vert or \Vert for a vertical bar, rather than the table separator.
  • Apply commits changes; Cancel preserves the previous table.

Source stays a Markdown table. Relative column widths use the object's tableColumns attribute. After changing the number of source columns, update that attribute or remove it for equal widths.

There are no spreadsheet formulas, merged cells, rich range formatting or manual row-height dragging. The creation dialog supports up to 50 rows and 20 columns. Cell editing requires a table that occupies its own text frame.

Reuse existing slides

Keep an existing deck and add editable explanations.

Video, audio, 3D and web pages

Insert media and control the audience output.