Importing a Spreadsheet (.xlsx) into a Spreadsheet Block

FAQ: Adding Rows and Columns to a Spreadsheet Block

1. What does this feature allow you to do?

It lets you expand a Spreadsheet Content Block by inserting new rows or columns, giving you more room to structure and organize your data.

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2. Why would I add rows or columns?

Adding rows or columns helps you manage larger datasets, separate categories of information, and create space for additional headers, formulas, or notes.

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3. How do I insert rows and columns?

Inside the Spreadsheet Block, you can use the editor’s controls to add rows above or below, and columns to the left or right, depending on where you want them.

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4. Can I delete or adjust rows and columns after adding them?

Yes. You can remove unnecessary rows or columns, or resize them to better fit your data layout as your document evolves.

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5. How does this feature connect with other spreadsheet functions?

• You can format the new cells (text, currency, percentages, etc.) to keep data consistent.
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• You can use these cells in formulas or link them to other content like pricing tables.
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Quick Reference Table

Question	Answer
What does it do?	Lets you add rows/columns to expand spreadsheet structure.
Why use it?	To organize larger or more complex data sets clearly.
How to insert them?	Use in-block controls to add above/below or left/right as needed.
Can I edit later?	Yes—rows/columns can be resized, moved, or deleted.
How does it connect to other features?	Works with formatting and data linking.