Grouped tables, typed column by column.
Coloured group bands, columns that know what they hold - a status chip, a person, a date, a timeline, a number, a link - and a rollup row per group. Stack as many as a view needs, and export any of them to Excel.
- 01Typed columns
- 02A rollup per group
- 03Export to Excel
A tracker, when the numbers do not need formulas.
A Table is a declarative spec: groups, typed columns, rows. Every reader normalises it through one front door, so a stored table from an earlier build still draws.
- textBrief the crew
- statusWorking on it
- personMWMia
- date19 Sep
- timeline
- number14
- linkSpec sheet
Each kind is stored as what it is and drawn the way it is stored.
7 column kinds
Text, status, person, date, timeline, number and link. A status column carries its own coloured options; a person cell suggests project people, workspace people and, where the CRM is installed, its contacts.
Edits you can see land
Every change is written as a whole table and repainted from what the server actually kept, so a clamped value or a dropped cell is visible rather than imagined.
Per group band. Sum over numbers, range over dates, count over anything.
Rollups per group
Sum, count or range on a column, computed per coloured group band, so a table of three phases shows three subtotals without a formula.
Hoot can write one
Ask Hoot for a table of the project's open work by owner and it authors a real Table on the tab, from rows you can already see.
Delete the Vendors view?
Its 2 tables move to Main. Nothing is destroyed.
Views that never delete a table
A view is a tab of stacked tables, and a new table appends below the last. Deleting a view moves its tables back to the Main view rather than destroying them.
Export to Excel
A real .xlsx file, written by Noots itself from the stored cells, from the table's own menu.
What is included, and where the line is.
Every new workspace starts on a free trial of the full Business tier, no card needed, and lands on Free when it ends. Prices and limits are on the pricing page.
The Tables tab
Addable on any project, on every plan.
Export to Excel
From the table's own menu, on every plan.
Hoot authoring a Table
Asking Hoot is a Team feature.
A Table is the tracker; the rest of the workspace fills it.
The ones people ask first.
How is a Table different from a Grid?
What happens to my tables when I delete a view?
Can I take a Table out of Noots?
Track the work in rows.
Add the Tables tab to a project, or ask Hoot for one, and export it whenever somebody asks for a spreadsheet.
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