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Last updated 2 years ago

You can use tables to show structured information within Logseq.

To add a table, simply insert the text with each row (ctrl + enter) on its own line within the same block and each column separated by a vertical line (|).

The following text:

|Column A|Column B|Column C|
|Text|More text|And even more|
|Text|More text|And even more|

Renders the below table in Logseq.

Column A
Column B
Column C

Text

More text

And even more

Text

More text

And even more

Be sure to also check out for your tabular data. The site will auto-generate the correct table syntax that you can copy and paste into Logseq.

https://www.tablesgenerator.com/markdown_tables