It is very easy to create price comparison tables in Coda with external data. Here’s a quick guide on how to do it:
- Inside your Coda doc, click the 'Insert' button to get started.
- Choose 'Table' from the list of options.
- After that, come up with a unique table name and then enter it into the provided input field. You can customize its style as well. Simply use the options in the floating menu to make your desired changes.
- Rename the column label based on your preference. To do that, double-click on the label header and type the label you wish to use.
- Subsequently, change the type of each column accordingly. Simply click the column menu to get started.
- Tap 'Column Type' afterwards.
- Select one from the given options. Since you're comparing product prices, it's best set to your columns to 'Currency'.
- Once done, tap 'Options' to customize your table further.
- Head over to the right-side panel afterwards, then configure the available settings according to your liking.
- Following that, you may now start encoding the data. To get started, click the cells one by one and then type or paste the corresponding details. Refer to your external source to ensure precision and accuracy.
- After completing these steps, your price comparison table will be created and saved to your Coda doc.
