Tips
- When thinking about how to structure your tables, we recommend trying to keep all "similar types of data" together in one table. For example: if you are tracking expense requests, instead of creating separate tables for tracking "event expenses" vs "team expenses", you could put everything in one "Expenses" table and simply use a Dropdown column to indicate whether an expense is "team" vs "event".
- When setting up table relationships, keep in mind relationships are "one-way" and allows TableA to link to rows in TableB, and if you want to do some aggregation of "rows in TableA that are linked to this row in TableB", then you can use Summary Columns to do that.
Keyboard Shortcuts
- You can generally hit the "enter" key to edit a cell in the grid, and "escape" to exit out of edit mode.
- Shift+Enter will add a new row below the selected row in the grid.
- Shift+Delete or Shift+Backspace will delete the selected rows.
- Shift+ArrowKey will let you select multiple cells to copy or delete.