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# Add a Table to your Form
> Let respondents enter data in a spreadsheet-like format with multiple rows and columns.
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## Overview
**Tables** can be used to collect structured information in bulk across different field types. Common use cases include:
* Collecting an order list
* Requesting an expense breakdown
* Creating a staff directory
## How to insert a table
On the left-hand panel, look for the `Table` field. Click `+ Add column` to ask a question or request for information.
Choose from 5 different field types: short answer, email input, date picker, dropdown, and number. The email input field will only accept valid email addresses.
Reorder the columns by dragging them in the right-hand panel.
You can also reference the table field by typing **@** and selecting it from the choices.
Click `Preview` in the upper right corner to test your form. Respondents will be able to quickly add more rows as needed. Once everything is set, click `Publish` to make your form live.
Connecting the table field to an [integration]() is currently not supported. However, responses can be viewed in a modal on the Results page.
## Table vs choice matrix
With a **table**, you can add different types of question fields, such as text, numbers, or dropdowns. In contrast, a [**choice matrix**](/help/matrix) is limited to using only radio buttons for tasks like rating, comparing, or selecting options within a grid.
## Relevant articles
Collect a grid or table of selections from respondents.
Display questions side by side, rather than stacked vertically.