Tables

In this section

• Creating you First TableLearn how to create and structure tables in Praxsuite by defining a table name, key column, and adding fields and records. This guide explains the step-by-step process to…
• Table Components: Rows and ColumnsLearn the difference between rows and columns in Praxsuite tables, why each matters, and how understanding table structure helps build scalable and reliable data systems.
• Structuring TablesStructuring a Table in Praxsuite is intentionally simple. We want you to focus on the meaning of your data, not on database plumbing. Whether you are a business user…
• Deleting Columns and Rows in a TableLearn how to delete columns and rows in Praxsuite tables, understand the difference between structural and data deletion, and know when columns can be recovered and when…
• Data Export in PraxsuiteLearn how data export in Praxsuite lets you safely share information with external users and analyze data in tools like Excel, while keeping your Workspace secure and…
• Bringing data into Praxsuite, Data Import FeatureLearn how data import in Praxsuite lets you seamlessly transfer Excel and CSV files into structured tables, helping teams start faster and turn existing data into a…
• How to Export a TableLearn how to export data from Praxsuite tables step by step, including how to select rows, choose columns, and download files for sharing or analysis in Excel and other…
• Table Auditing, why does it matter?Learn why table auditing matters in Praxsuite and how it helps teams track who changed what, when, and where. Understand how auditing improves accountability, supports…
• How to Audit a Table in PraxsuiteLearn how to enable table auditing in Praxsuite and display Created Date, Updated Date, Created By, and Updated By directly in your table. This guide shows how to make…
• Table ViewsA saved view is a table with the filtering, column choice and sort already made. One table, several views, each answering a different question.
• Table SnapshotsA snapshot is a checkpoint of a table: every row, plus the shape the table had at that moment. Restoring one puts the table back.
• Record PanelsA record panel is how one row looks when you open it. Instead of a list of every field in column order, you lay out a page: the important things large and first, the…