Easily import .xlsx files into a Spreadsheet Block to save time when creating and editing data in your documents.
The Adding Rows and Columns feature in a QuoteCloud Spreadsheet Block lets you expand an in-document spreadsheet by inserting new rows or columns so you can better structure, organise, and present data inside your quotes and proposals. You can also import existing .xlsx files into the Spreadsheet Block to save time when creating or editing larger datasets, making it easier to build documents with sales quoting software or sales proposal software functionality.
Adding rows and columns helps you manage larger or more complex datasets, separate categories of information (for example headers, subtotals, or notes), and create space for additional items, formulas, or pricing details. This improves clarity and usability in your QuoteCloud documents and makes your quote software or proposal software templates more flexible for real sales workflows.
Open the Spreadsheet Block in the QuoteCloud editor and use the in-block contextual controls to insert rows above or below a selected row and columns to the left or right of a selected column. The controls are contextual so you can place new cells exactly where you need them without leaving the document editor.
Yes. QuoteCloud allows you to import .xlsx files directly into a Spreadsheet Block so you can reuse existing spreadsheets instead of recreating them manually. Importing is particularly useful when migrating product lists, pricing matrices, or complex datasets into your quote software or proposal software workflows.
Yes. After adding rows or columns you can delete any unnecessary ones, resize columns or rows to fit your content, and rearrange cells as needed so your document evolves with your data. These edits keep your proposals tidy and ensure tables display correctly in your sales quoting documents.
New cells behave like existing cells: you can apply formatting (text, currency, percentage, date, etc.), include them in formulas, and link them to other document content such as pricing tables. This ensures calculations, totals and linked fields in your quote or proposal remain consistent across the document.
Yes. When you add rows or columns and use formulas or links to pricing tables, those cells can feed calculations and totals used elsewhere in the document. That makes Spreadsheet Blocks in QuoteCloud effective for dynamic quote generation and reduces manual updates in your sales proposal software or quote software processes.
Organise rows and columns by logical groups (items, quantities, unit prices, subtotals), use clear headers, and reserve rows for notes or discounts. Use consistent formatting (currency, percentage) and include formulas for subtotals and totals to keep calculations reliable. If you work with large datasets, import .xlsx files to save time and reduce errors when building documents in your sales quoting or proposal software.
