Hi everyone! Happy Tuesday.
We have a lot of great features shipping this summer, and another set of table usability improvements: small-but-mighty updates that make tables easier to navigate, customize, and read.
You’ll see six new improvements designed to smooth out common table-building moments:
What’s new
1. More ways to organize your tabs
You now have more ways to reorganize your tabbed views. Not only can you drag to reorder your tabs or combine views, but you can also now separate tabs into standalone views or move tabs between standalone views of the same data.
2. Quick access to conditional formatting
Conditional formatting is now easier to find in the main table options menu, so you can style and organize your data without hunting through extra menus.
3. Inclusive date and number filters
Date filters now include “on or before,” “on or after,” and number filters now include “less than or equal to,” and “greater than or equal to.” This gives you more precise control when filtering by deadlines, launch dates, due dates, and more.
4. Summary rows that stand out
Summary rows now stand out from the rest of your table with clearer visual styling, helping you find totals, counts, and rollups at a glance.
5. Clearer control over the new row button
You now have a single control for the “new row” button, accessible from the table options menu. Choose Top, Bottom, Both, or None.
6. Inline editing for canvas columns
Canvas columns can be previewed and edited directly from the table, something we’ve heard was easy to miss. So, we’ve given the setting a clearer name and switched it on automatically in the moments you’re most likely to want it.
Why it matters
Individually, these updates are small. Together, they make tables feel more polished, more predictable, and easier to customize, especially for docs with lots of views, filters, groups, and rich table content.
These improvements also reflect a broader investment in the product after the SuperDocs launch: we’re listening to long-standing customer requests and shipping practical updates that make everyday building better.
Go try these out! We’d love to hear what you think.