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Confluence pages can include multi-row and multi-column tables. You can highlight cells, rows and columns in different colours. When viewing the page, people can sort the table by clicking the column headers.
To create a table:
Screenshot: Inserting a table with 3 rows and 3 columns
On this page:
Related pages:
While editing a page, place your cursor inside a table to see the table toolbar.
Using the table toolbar you can:
Windows | Action | Mac OS X |
---|---|---|
Ctrl+Shift+c | Copy the current table row, or the selected rows. | Cmd+Shift+c |
Ctrl+Shift+i | Insert a table. (Opens the Insert Table dialog.) | Cmd+Shift+i |
Ctrl+Shift+v | Paste the table rows from your clipboard, placing them above the current row. | Cmd+Shift+v |
Ctrl+Shift+x | Cut the current table row, or the selected rows. | Cmd+Shift+x |
Alt+Up Arrow | Add a row above the current row. | Alt+Up Arrow |
Alt+Down Arrow | Add a row below the current row. | Alt+Down Arrow |
For more editor keyboard shortcuts, see Keyboard Shortcuts.
When readers view a table on a page, they can sort the table by clicking the sort icons in the header row.
Screenshot: A colourful, sortable table