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Headers

Once you've added data to your table, you may wish to enhance your table with additional header formatting.

  1. Double-click on the table component to open up the Table Editor window.
  2. Click the Advanced tab to choose display settings for the table.
    1. Turn the first row of your table into a header row: put a check mark in the box next to First row contains headers
    2. Turn the first column of your table into column headers: put a check mark in the box next to First column contains headers
  3. Once you've made your formatting selections, click the OK button.
  4. Click the magnifying glass icon in the Sidekick to open the page in Preview mode to ensure that all additions are as expected from the end-user's perspective.

Example

Table: Header

Under the Advanced tab, you can define column or row headers.


A table without any header formatting:

Row One Data Data
Row Two more data more data
Row Three more data more data

The same table with its first row of data as headers:

Row OneDataData
Row Two more data more data
Row Three more data more data

The same table with its first column of data as headers:

Row One Data Data
Row Two more data more data
Row Three more data more data
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