Adding a Spreadsheet Content Block to Your Document

Adding a Spreadsheet Content Block to Your Document  — FAQ

1. What is a Spreadsheet Content Block in QuoteCloud?

A Spreadsheet Content Block lets you embed an editable spreadsheet directly into your document. This allows you to organize structured data, perform calculations, and present information in a professional table format.

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2. Why use a Spreadsheet Content Block?

It makes your documents more dynamic by supporting real-time calculations, pricing tables, or detailed data breakdowns—all without needing external spreadsheets.

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3. How do I add a Spreadsheet Content Block?

Within the document editor, use the “Insert” option and choose Spreadsheet. This will create a new spreadsheet block in your document.

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4. Can I format cell content?

Yes. You can format cells as text, numbers, currency, or percentages, ensuring data is presented clearly.
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5. Can I import an existing spreadsheet file?

Yes. You can upload an existing .xlsx file into the block to save time and reuse pre-built data.
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6. Can spreadsheet values be used elsewhere in the document?

Yes. You can link values from a spreadsheet into other content, such as pricing tables, so they update dynamically when calculations change.
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Quick Reference Table

Question	Answer
What is it?	An editable spreadsheet block inside a QuoteCloud document.
Why use it?	To add calculations, structured data, and dynamic pricing.
How to add it?	Insert via the editor → “Spreadsheet” option.
Can I format cell content?	Yes—supports text, numbers, currency, and percentages. [More information]
Can I import .xlsx spreadsheets?	Yes—upload existing spreadsheets. [More information]
Can values link into other sections?	Yes—values can feed into price tables dynamically. [More information]