How to Edit Table Fields in a Library

Editing table fields in a library allows you to add new values or remove those that are no longer relevant, ensuring your data remains accurate and actionable.

>>> This article is for Researchers and Insights Experts.

FYI - You might know Libraries by another name - check out our glossary to find out!

To edit table fields in a library: 

  1. Go to a library board in the library where you want to edit table fields

  2. Click “Edit” in the top right corner of the library board

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  1. Click “Edit Layout”

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  1. Go to the table field you want to edit 

  2. Click on the Gear icon 15.png in the top corner of the table field 

  3. Select “Edit Attributes.” 

A new window will pop up where you can edit the table structure and rows.

Max Rows 

The maximum number of rows where values can be entered 

Rows per Page

The number of rows that will be displayed per page in the table view

Is Searchable 

Defines if the table can be viewed in Search/if it will be processed by your platform’s search engine 

Add Column 

Adds a new column to the table and lets you select the field type for that column

 
  1. Make the necessary changes

  2. Click “Done” in the top right corner of the window.

  3. Click “Publish” in the top right corner of the library board to apply the updates to all library boards

 

To edit values in table fields in a library:

  1. Click “Edit” in the top right corner of the library board

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You will be in the “Edit Values” mode.

  1. Scroll to the table field

  2. Click “Edit“ in the top right corner of the table

The fields will become editable.

  1. Click “Done“ in the top right corner of the table

  2. Click “Publish” in the top right corner of the library board to make your changes visible to the target audience.

 

Insider Tips: 

  • Only experts with special permission can edit library boards 

  • The library board must be published for the updates to be visible on all library boards 

  • Columns are the headers for the table  

  • Rows are the values users will see below the table headers

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