Table support in notes
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Epok
It would be highly beneficial to have a feature that allows for the transformation of lists into draggable table columns, essentially enabling a Kanban-style workflow, with a strong emphasis on the ability to reverse these changes easily, allowing for different views and organizational methods based on user preference.
Matt Aitken
I would love simple markdown tables. I want to write my blog posts in Reflect but tables are a critical part of almost all of our blog posts…
Chris Leone
Absolutely necessary. Only thing keeping me from moving all personal stuff to Reflect (academics are somewhere else) is the inability to make simple markdown tables. I use tables almost like frontmatter in every note.
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Aaron Bach
Any implementation of this feature would be incredibly useful to me.
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Henrik Hansen
Some information is not fit to be presented in longform nor lists. Tables is, at least for me, a basic requirement.
Would love if there would be support for sorting columns alphabetically, but the ability to export/import the data to/from Excel (using copy-paste) would be killer. It would be reasonable to copying to Excel, then modifying it there and then inserting it back into Reflect. This would also lessen the pressure on Reflect devs to implement more than basic table features.
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Isaiah
It would be nice if you could backlink tables from your daily note to a master table in the backlinked note that would essentially append the entry from your daily note as a new row at the bottom of the table.
For example, you could have a daily journal template that has inputs for all the fields needed to populate a new entry in your running tracker (distance, pace, whatever).
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Andre Manoel
Isaiah: This would be very useful. I currently copy things manually to the backlinked note
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Julian Malnak
I agree as well - table example from my previous web-based outliner
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Bo Arfai
This would only be useful, imho, in combination with basic operations such as sorting and summing. Craft introduced beautiful tables, but they're useless for everything except formatting so I never used them
Edward Croft
Yeah - table support would be ace. So want this...
Kyle
This is nice, but even a standard Markdown table implementation would be useful until more time can be dedicated to fancy UI
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Christopher Carter
Kyle: That's a good idea, as an interim measure.
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Simon Summermatter
Kyle: I second this.
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Sergio Iacobucci
Kyle I agree with this. I don’t want anything crazy for now. Just a simple table
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