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Table: a schedule or list in rows and columns

Rows and columns for anything you’d put in a spreadsheet: a class timetable, today’s appointments, the rota.

A Table widget on a TV titled Today: five gym classes with their time, class, coach, room and spots left, with Yoga flow marked Full.

What it shows

A title, then the column headings, then your rows. It is four cells wide and three high when you add it.

Add it

Drag Table from the Widgets list onto the grid, or tap an empty cell and pick it. Click it to open its settings: on a computer in the panel on the right, on a phone in a sheet from the bottom.

Settings

SettingWhat it does
TitleThe heading over the table, such as “Today”.
Column headings (one per line)The columns, in order. With a sheet: the sheet columns to show; blank shows all of them.
RowsOne row per entry. Ignored when a sheet is set.
Google Sheet (CSV link)A sheet published to the web as CSV. Read every 5 minutes.
Mark now and next by columnThe heading of a column of times, such as 6:00 pm or 18:00-19:00. A time with no end lasts an hour.
Show “Full” at 0 in columnThe heading of a column of counts, such as “Spots left”. A 0 there shows as Full.

Like every widget, it also has a Background colour, and Show last updated, which marks when it last refreshed its data. Late data is always marked.

Good for

  • A gym or studio’s classes for the day, with spots left.
  • A clinic’s or salon’s rota, or a school’s room bookings.
  • An office’s events for the day.

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