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Learn the Basics
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- Spaces
- Space Types
- Creating Spaces
- Adding Users to Spaces
- Space Activity Stream
- Following Spaces
- Space Details
- General Space Settings
- Duplicating Spaces
- Renaming Spaces
- Changing the Space Color and Icon
- Leaving Spaces
- Removing Users from Spaces
- Moving Spaces between Workspaces
- Moving Spaces between Different KanBo Environments
- Closing and Reopening Spaces
- Deleting Spaces
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Visualize Work
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Collaborate
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Level Up Your Work
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Work Securely
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Integrations
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- KanBo and Microsoft Teams Integration
- Notifying KanBo Users in Microsoft Teams
- Opening KanBo through Microsoft Teams
- Sharing Microsoft Teams Messages and Posts as Notes in Cards
- Adding KanBo Elements as Tabs in Channels
- Integrating Workspaces with Microsoft Teams
- Integrating Spaces with Microsoft Teams
- KanBo Link Unfurling
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- Exporting Space Views to Excel
- Visitors in Microsoft 365 Environments
- KanBo Autodesk BIM Integration
- KanBo and ServiceNow Integration
- KanBo and Zapier Integration
- Nintex Integration
- Seamless Import from Microsoft Planner to KanBo
- Creating Document Folders in Document Libraries Created by KanBo with Power Automate
- Creating KanBo Space Attached to Subfolder Created by Power Automate
- Advanced KanBo Actions in Power Automate
- Adding KanBo Modern Webpart to Your SharePoint Site
- KanBo and Azure Logic Apps Integration
- KanBo and Ui Path Integration: Usage
- Power Automate Integration: Triggers and Actions
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Table View
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A table view is a structured way of presenting information in rows and columns. Tables are useful for organizing and displaying large amounts of data. They can help to make complex information more accessible and easier to understand.
Tables allow users to quickly compare and contrast different pieces of information. It is a perfect way to take advantage of card details. They can be used to create clear and visually appealing presentations of work. In addition, the Table view can be easily sorted and filtered, making it easier to find and analyze specific pieces of information.
Example: Cards grouped by none in the Table view.
Possible scenarios of usage
Table view, which may look similar to a spreadsheet in Excel, can be useful for organizing and analyzing large amounts of data. Here are some potential scenarios in which tables could be useful:
- A human resources department might use a Table view to track employee information, such as contact details, job titles, and performance evaluations. It will help to quickly access and update employee records.
- A finance team could use a table view to track income and expenses or to create budget projections. The Table view could be useful to monitor the company’s financial health for identifying areas for improvement.
- A marketing department could use a Table view to track the performance of different advertising campaigns. It also helps with analyzing the effectiveness of different marketing strategies. The table view could be used to make data-driven decisions about where to allocate marketing resources and to measure the return on investment of different campaigns.
- A product development team could use a Table view to track the progress of different projects and to manage the allocation of resources and personnel. It helps to identify bottlenecks and potential risks and to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget.
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FAQ
Can I create two or more views of the same type?
Yes, you can create two Kanban views, Mind Map views, etc. If you need an additional view due to visual issues and for your convenience, check also how to create a personal view.
Can I export the Table view and import it to Excel?
Yes, follow this instruction to export space views to Excel.
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