Zoom Pack
Zoom now integrates with Coda to help you create, manage and review your videoconference meetings and webinars.
May 2020
Improvements to Role Management Settings for Paid Workspaces
A new, more flexible setting for admins to control who can be a Doc Maker in paid workspaces.
May 2020
Clear Non-Referenced People for Copied Docs
You can now make sure users who copy your docs don’t inherit the people selection options from your tables and @-references.
May 2020
Support for Duplicate Page Names
Pages and subpages can now have the same name within the same doc.
May 2020
Unified @-mention Builder
Use the ‘@’ command to mention people, pages, tables and rows. We’ve also made performance and styling improvements to the @-mention builder including hover cards for page mentions.
May 2020
Drag-and-drop Page Mentions
Drag a page or subpage from the page list into your typing surface to mention it.
May 2020
We’ve made it easier to start your docs from commonly used templates or imports of your information from other tools.
May 2020
Share with your Google Contacts
Connect your Coda Account to Google Contacts to automatically suggest and complete your collaborators’ email addresses for faster & easier doc sharing.
May 2020
You can now add icons to folders in your workspace, just like you do for pages and sub-pages in your docs.
May 2020
Editable Published Doc URLs
You can now edit the URL of a published doc after publishing it.
May 2020
Package Delivery Service Drag-and-Drop Templates
Quickly insert tables for FedEx, UPS, USPS or all three services to track package status and other details.
May 2020
FedEx Pack
Connect with FedEx to sync tracking numbers in a table with their status, delivery windows and more!
May 2020
UPS Pack
Connect with UPS to sync tracking numbers in a table with their status, delivery windows and more!
May 2020
USPS Pack
Connect with USPS to sync tracking numbers in a table with their status, delivery windows and more!
May 2020
Explore Panel
A consolidated entry-point to access all of the building blocks that bring your docs to life.
May 2020
Easier Column Formatting
Now, you can add and configure columns from the right side configuration panelーnot just directly on the table itself.
May 2020
Custom Title Sizes for Tables & Views
Titles for Tables and Views can now be sized H1, H2 or H3 just like any other heading, allowing for further customization of your doc organization and hierarchy.
May 2020
Drag-and-drop Between Pages
You can drag-and-drop content to a page on the page list, the '+ New Page' option at the bottom of the page list, or a page in the subpages header.
May 2020
Drag-and-drop into Collapsed Headings
You can drag headers, tables, views, text or list items into a collapsed heading.
May 2020
Pages
Folders and sections are becoming one entity, Pages, which all have an editable surface that can contain text, tables, views, etc., and nest within each other.
May 2020
Hover to Open Page List
Now, you can hover on the left side of your doc to temporarily bring back the page list for quick navigation between pages.
May 2020
Open Page in New Tab
Just like links on your favorite websites, Command + Click (on a Mac) or Ctrl + Click (on a PC) will now open a page in a new tab if multi-tab is enabled.
May 2020
Clearer Shared Doc Access & Login
We’ve made it clearer to users who are shared a doc whether they need to use Google Login or not to access it, depending on whether it is backed by Google Drive or Coda.
May 2020
Miro Embed Support
Coda now supports full fidelity Miro embeds ー including private files, and the ability to edit Miro content within Coda’s canvas. Just type /miro to pick your board or embed a new one.
May 2020
Improvements to Calendar & Gantt Creation
We're making it clearer when your desired chart might require you to add certain data points to your tables, and will guide you through adding them.
April 2020
Collapsible Lists
Introducing a new type of list to streamline your information in Coda: Collapsible Lists
April 2020
Doc Gallery
A new and improved destination to find Coda templatesーand so much more.
April 2020
Published Doc Leaderboard
A regularly updated leaderboard of trending docs in the Doc Gallery.
April 2020
Liking for Published Docs
An opportunity for viewers to share positive sentiment with published doc makers.
April 2020
Updates to Maker Profiles
Visual updates to maker profiles, with added capabilities like pinning your own docs and sharing docs from other makers.
April 2020
Faster Column Type Changes
We've removed some steps to help you search and switch column types directly from the column formatting drop down menu.
April 2020
Faster Cell Formatting Selection
We've added Filtering, Grouping and Formatting to the right-click menu for cells so that you can access these options more easily.
April 2020
Publish to Your Team
Teams can now use Coda's publishing features for docs accessible only to users within their domain.
April 2020
Logarithmic Scale for Charts
A new logarithmic option for vertical axis scale on your charts.
April 2020
Undo Section Addition & Deletion
Your safety net just got a bit bigger when it comes to deleting or adding sections.
April 2020
You can now open the same doc in more than one browser tab.
April 2020
Signup with your email and password
A new way to signup with Coda. Simply use your preferred email and password to create your account, and get started making.
March 2020
Contribute to public docs enabled for saved editing by viewers, without sharing your identity.
March 2020
Jump to User's Cursor in a Doc
An easier way to connect in a doc: Click a teammate's avatar to jump to their cursor location and "get on the same page."
March 2020
New Drag-and-Drop Templates for Remote Work
We've made new building blocks and made it easier to find and use the existing building blocks that help remote teams come together in Coda.
March 2020
New Table Configuration Panel
A cleaner table formatting experience that relocates and aggregates some common settings to a right-side panel.
March 2020
New Font Style & Size Options
Your text just got more character: serif font style and large font size are now available in Coda!
March 2020
Section Outlines
Section outlines help you quickly understand structure wherever you navigate within a section; now headings pack an even bigger organizational punch!
March 2020
Improvements to Time Zone Coverage
We've increased our Time Zone coverage to be more comprehensive and inclusive.
March 2020
Section deep links for published docs
We've updated URL behavior so that each published section has its own deep link that adheres to the published URL syntax for your doc.
March 2020
Drag-and-drop text
Quickly move paragraphs, images, tables or headings (with their nested contents!) up or down within a section.
March 2020
Quick Insertion
A faster, more streamlined way to add Coda building blocks to your docs using the / command.
March 2020
Google Drive Pack
Connect your doc to Google Drive to easily see all your files, docs and assets in one place.
March 2020
Phabricator Pack [TEAM]
Easily sync in your Maniphests, Projects and Users from Phabricator to track and chart your teams work all in one place.
March 2020
Updates to Lookup Value Formatting
Lookup Values now observe formatting from their source tables
February 2020
Publishing
A new option under 'Sharing' that lets you share your ideas with the world. You'll get a sleek, beautiful, shareable site that you can update whenever you wantーbecause it's a doc!
February 2020
Unique URLs for Published Docs
A published doc can now be given a customized, unique URL. Published Doc URLs unfurl when pasted to many sites.
February 2020
Copy & Interactivity Settings for Published Docs
Choose how people can interact with your published doc with settings to determine whether or not your doc has a copy button, whether your doc is view only, and/or whether people can engage with interactive elements in the doc.
February 2020
Discoverability Settings for Published Docs
Control whether or not your doc is made available for search engine indexing, increasing its discoverability.
February 2020
Cover Images
Add a richer layer of visual expression and identity to your docs and sections. Upload your own photo, or browse the free license library from our friends at . February 2020
Unsplash Pack
This Pack converts any words into beautiful free images & pictures from the internet’s source of freely usable images
February 2020
Subtitles & Author Bylines
Give more context on your doc, with a subtitle that unfurls when your published doc's URL is pasted on some sites, and an author byline to attribute your doc appropriately.
February 2020
Top Nav
A new way to help users navigate published docs, where folders and sections translate into drop-down menus or a stronger website look-and-feel.
February 2020
Username & Maker Profile
When you publish your first doc, you can choose a unique identifier, visible in the URL of your published docs. You also get a Maker Profile, where you can add a photo and short bio so people who like your ideas can see what else you've published
February 2020
Published Doc Analytics
Basic stats (copies and views) to help you understand how your ideas are taking off! You can access these new metrics alongside your existing doc stats.
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February 2020
Collapsible Headers, Tables & Views
Visually streamline your docs and add interactivity with collapsible headers, tables and views.
February 2020
Word Clouds in Coda are a new 'Chart Type' option to help visualize data in a table. The frequency of each word determines its size and prominence in the visualization.
February 2020
Formula Preview Type Icons
An update to formula icons to better represent the data type of the final formula resultーincluding whether the result will be a single value or a list.
February 2020
Improvements to Formula Search
We've updated formula search and suggestions to match text that might be in the middle of a formula. Matching text strings are also bolded in the formula list to clarify why they're included
February 2020
New workspace folder dropdown
To ensure people consciously choose whether to make a new workspace folder private or shared, we updated the new folder experience to add a dropdown when you click the new folder button (before it was a checkbox and some people missed it).
February 2020
Share icons
We now show an icon in your share button to show you at a glance who currently has access to the doc.
February 2020
Word Count, Character Count, and Doc Stats
More and more people are using Coda as a writing surface, and much of what’s written today needs to fall into a specified word count. To make this easier, we’ve added word counts, character counts, and doc statistics.
January 2020
Membership Activity Log
A new view for Coda Admins to see who is changing roles, how they changed, and whether it will affect billing.
January 2020
Updated table & view insertion interface
In the plus menu, you now just need to choose what kind of display you want. You'll get a realistic preview of what the object will look like and can choose a backing table or create a new one.
January 2020
Hidden sections & folders
Keep your docs clean and organized by hiding supporting sections and archiving old content.
December 2019
Google Docs Importer
We want to make it as simple as possible to turn your pile of Google Docs into one magical Coda doc. So, now you can select “Import” and pick the Google Doc(s) you want. Within seconds, your docs are magically transformed into Coda sections. 🎉
December 2019
Formula Type Understanding
We recently did an overhaul of type understanding in the formula engine to address issues in common list functions like First, Last, Nth, List, ListCombine, Value and others. to learn more.
December 2019
Advanced locking
Prevent users from unlocking locked sections, adding or deleting sections, and configuring a doc.
December 2019
Comment Subscriptions
Keep up with conversations on rows, tables, sections, and docs. By default, you're subscribed to objects you create. Manage subscriptions by navigating to Notifications.
December 2019
Single Sign-on
Single sign-on (SSO) enables users to access multiple applications or websites via a single authentication source. This is perfect for large organizations with enhanced security or user provisioning requirements. Now available in our Enterprise plan.
December 2019
Checklists
Add simple checklists to any text in Coda (even within a table cell!)
December 2019
Quote styles
Format text that you want to stand out with pull quotes and block quotes
December 2019
Cross-doc Actions
We've added a new feature for Teams, supporting action buttons across documents. This will allow scenarios like pushing buttons across docs, setting up actions to update data across docs, etc.
November 2019
Google Translate Pack
A new Pack for our Pro customers. With the Google Translate Pack you can quickly translate words and phrases into 100s of other languages.
November 2019
Auto alignment mode for sections
Auto mode (the new default) will automatically switch sections between Wide and Standard alignment based on the content of the section.
November 2019
Safari & Firefox support
Coda now works on most browsers including Safari, Edge & Firefox (in Beta). Click for more information. October 2019
LaTeX Pack
Display beautiful formulas in your Coda doc with our new LaTeX Pack!
October 2019
Google Contacts Pack
Pull in your contacts and groups. Update or add new contacts directly from your doc.
October 2019
Simpler table setup
New features to organize and search column formats, filter and sort lookup items, expand lookups with related and summary columns, and show where rows are referenced — all without writing formulas.
October 2019
New display options
We’ve built two new features to make your docs shine— a centered alignment mode, and a section header that shows your section icon.
October 2019
Cross-doc
Our customers often ask us how to connect two docs together. Today, we're launching our answer to that question. It's called Cross-doc, and it enables you to pull data across documents.
October 2019
Locking
A new way for makers to stay in control of their docs, and offer a cleaner, focused experience for your contributors. Now you can choose exactly what type of changes you want teammates to make (or not make).
October 2019
Performance improvements
We’re announcing a wide range of improvements we’ve made in recent months that make docs smoother and faster. for more details.
October 2019
Workspaces and Folders
A workspace is a new hub for your company to organize and share docs across teams and projects. Instead of just one shared doc list, now you can move docs into any folder to share them with the group of workspace members in there.
October 2019
Row comments resolvable
Row comments are now resolvable similar to comments in the document.
September 2019
Doc settings sidebar
We've moved Packs, Automations, Doc Map, and Time Zone into a new “Doc Settings” sidebar for a tidier toolbar.
September 2019
Hide signature from emails
You can now opt to hide the signature from emails that are sent using the Gmail SendEmail, or Create Draft action available as part of the Gmail pack.
https://help.coda.io/
September 2019
Conditional Formatting without formulas
You no longer need to write formulas to use conditional formatting. Just choose a column to get simple controls for setting up your rules.
September 2019
Barcode Pack
Easily generate QR or barcodes for any data, UPC or URLs in your doc. Just install the from the pack store in your doc and type =Barcode:: anywhere to start your generating codes to your hearts content.
September 2019
Prevent accidental changes
At Coda we are always looking at posts from our community for ways to improve the product. We’ve received some feedback on how team members occasionally make unintended changes to your docs. We identified some of the top ways these mistakes are made and improved the UX to prevent them.
September 2019
New filtering experience
Filter your data without writing formulas. Just choose any column and you'll get custom, intuitive controls to filter it. You also can choose between AND & OR and even combine these controls with partial formulas.
https://help.coda.io/
August 2019
Packs Tables
A special new building block we call Packs Tables that pulls in your information and automatically keeps it up to date. We think it’s going to meaningfully change how you interact with your data, and hopefully bring a little more sanityーand a little less copy/pastingーto your day to day.
August 2019
Templates inside your doc
There’s no reason to build the same tracker from scratch in every doc, especially when you worked so hard to tailor it to your team. Insert pre-built trackers in to your doc with in-doc templates.
July 2019
A new look
A wider canvas. A fully collapsible section list. And a tighter, sharper toolbar. We refreshed the doc surface so you have more space to make.
June 2019
Performance Features
We've heard from our most loyal users who are hitting performance issues on big docs. We're working on an effort to improve performance and are announcing some updates:
The first set of performance improvements to scrolling & calculations in big docs. A collection of help content to optimize the performance of slow docs. A tool to analyze which calculations are slowing down your doc. Click the button for more details. June 2019
Three New Formulas
We've added some new formulas to the formula language:
ToTime(): Converts a compatible string or DateTime value to a Time value. ContainsAll() & ContainsOnly(): For making comparisons between lists that contain more than one value. Click the button for details on these formulas. https://help.coda.io/
June 2019
Select List & Lookup Improvements
We've made it a bit simpler to create and evolve the best structure for your doc. You can now convert select lists to tables, directly add a column that looks up into a new table, and navigate from a lookup column to its source table.
May 2019
Android app
Install the to watch your unique docs transform into apps on your phone. Sections become tabs, tables become cards and buttons become swipe actions. And doc notifications become push notifications that you can even customize using Automation. May 2019
Trigonometry Pack
Add the Trigonometry pack to your doc to get all the formulas you could ever need for trig calculations. Look at the kind of cool graphs you can make now.
https://help.coda.io/
May 2019
Doc List Refresh
We've given the doc list a fresh coat of paint with shortcuts to some of our favorite resources like templates and learning materials
https://help.coda.io/
May 2019
Doc time zone
Choose a time zone for a doc so that user-entered times, formulas, and time-based automation are all consistent.
April 2019
Supercharged Links
Add a link in your Coda doc, and you'll see all the different ways you can view it in Coda. Depending on the link, you'll have the option to show it as a URL, Title, Card, Embed or connect to the Pack.
April 2019
Expand Cells for a better writing experience
We just launched a way a more focused, roomier way to write cell content. This is great for writing longer form text, and still have it be structured in a table. We’ve already been using it for keeping structured meeting notes.
Check it out by editing a cell content, and clicking on the little icon that pops up in the bottom right hand side. Or use Command + Shift + E from the cell to expand it.
April 2019
Google Search Console Pack
A new pack to help you better understand how your website is performing in search. Just paste your website URLs into the table and see how much traffic they're getting from search and their average placement on Google. Great for content marketers to really dig into what content is helping you grow.
https://help.coda.io/
April 2019
Copy / Paste Improvements and Duplicate Section
We are excited to announce we've made some updates to copy/paste to make it much easier to build out your doc from pre-made content. You can now use copy/paste to "borrow content" from a doc in the gallery or from that awesome doc your teammate made. Among the product updates that enable this:
Copy/paste now preserves column formats, formulas & controls Relationships between objects within the pasted range are maintained. If you paste content within the same doc, you have options on how content should link to the copied data. Control on which rows should be pasted (all, visible or none) Duplicate Section feature March 2019
Starred Docs
Now you can keep track of your favorite docs by adding a star. Starred docs will always be at the top of your doc list, and in the new starred tab.
https://help.coda.io/organizing-your-doc/setup-best-practices/starred-docs
March 2019
Line breaks in formulas
You can now add line breaks to any formula by typing Shift + Enter, improving the readability of complex formulas.
https://help.coda.io/
March 2019
Cleaner table settings icons
The icons for table settings now have a cleaner visual style and appear on the right side of tables and views, so they don’t distract from content and have a consistent position regardless of the title’s length.
https://help.coda.io/
March 2019
New Image Column Type
We just made it easier to add Images to your Coda tables - now you can drag and drop into cells, or upload images directly from the cell itself into a new image column type.
February 2019
Easily embed anything
You can now easily embed external content into your doc like files, maps, audio, video, forms and more! Just select the Embed option under the + menu, then paste in a link. You can even embed links to get a card with a thumbnail & description.
February 2019
New mobile experience & iOS App
We’re introducing a new mobile experience — with both a mobile web refresh and new — that makes your doc not just act like an app but feel like an app. We think this is a true testament of modular design: when you pull up a Coda doc up on your phone, the building blocks automatically transform to feel like a native app. Sections in your doc become the bottom tabs. Tables and buttons adjust to fit your screen. And the notifications you set up in your doc push to your phone. It’s like having a team of mobile designers build a custom app based on your favorite doc. February 2019
Examples
Build your doc quickly with examples! You can access them in blank sections on the canvas or from the plus button.
https://help.coda.io/
February 2019
Formula chips
Starting today formula chips will tell you three things. 1) the object's data type 2) whether it's single value or multiple value, and 3) whether it's the same source object as another part of the formula (which you can tell by the color).
January 2019
Better sharing links
Brand new sharing links, so you can share docs using just a link, including to people outside your company. You can even send links to non-Coda users, who'll be able to edit or comment on your doc once they sign up, with the new Can Comment permission level or higher.
January 2019
Share with non-Coda users
You can now let others view Coda docs without signing up. They will even be able to interact with the doc, but none of their changes are saved. Just set the "Anyone with a link" permission to "Can view" or higher and send people a link to play with your app.
January 2019
Embed Coda Docs
You can now embed Coda docs into your website, blog, wiki or pretty much anywhere you like. While creating the embed, you can even choose to disable Play and hide the section list.
January 2019
View tables and views in fullscreen
With full screen table mode, you can focus on your data. Whether it's cranking out a bunch of updates, or going through your contact list.
January 2019
Section icons
You can now choose from thousands of customs icons for every section, to draw attention to key sections and make the meaning clear at a glance.
January 2019
Inline emoji picker
You can now type a colon in your writing to see and pick an emoji!
December 2018
Quickly add lookup columns
Now you can quickly add a new column that references values in another table. Perfect for when you want to connect two tables of data together, like a table of people and their companies or a set of tasks and their owners.
December 2018
Specify default date in Calendar View
You can now set a calendar view to default to the first or last event date, in addition to the current day.
December 2018
Formula preview
As you type a formula, we instantly show you the result. You don’t need to commit the formula or close the builder. You see the result live.
December 2018
Automation
Automation is a new Coda building block that helps you automate away your small yet critical tasks. Now your doc can schedule an email, and even automatically nag people on Slack. Without you ever having to write a single line of code.
November 2018
Email sections
You can now send rich content (a section, or bulleted list etc) in an email in addition to sending out simple text emails.
November 2018
Packs
Packs let you connect your doc to apps you use to design, code, and communicate. So you can make docs as powerful as apps.
October 2018
Layouts
Before now, Views could be visualized as cards, calendars, or Gantt charts. However it was displayed, though, you could never get the perfect View of a single row. Starting today, you can do just that. We call it Layouts.
October 2018
Coda API
It's easy to create and edit Coda docs in your browser, but sometimes you need programmatic access to your Coda doc from outside it! The Coda API enables you to read and write data to your Coda doc using code.
August 2018
Coda Community
We're cutting the ribbon on the Coda communityーa place for makers to trade tips and best practices, riff on ideas, and get advice on their docs.
August 2018
Coda + Intercom
User feedback in overdrive. With Intercom's App Store launch, we built out a quick way to integrate the valuable feedback you get from users in Intercom chat to a doc where you can triage, prioritize, and close the loop.
July 2018
Charts
Map trends. Spot outliers. Show those sales going up and to the right.
Think of charts as just another view of a table. The more visualizations you add, the better you can understand your data and help others understand it too
July 2018
Comment reply notifications
Now receive a notification whenever someone replies to a comment thread you've participated in.
Doc owners also receive notifications for all comments.
July 2018
Presentation mode
For your meetings and presentations, you may want to help your attendees focus on what’s most important - enter Coda presentation mode
July 2018
Scale Column with Icons
Use the Scale column format to add icons to rate, track, or measure items in your table.
June 2018
Doc Map
The doc map now lets you see and understand the relationships between views, lookups, controls and formulas that work together to make a doc powerful. Click the link icon next to any view or the map icon at the right of the toolbar to start understanding and exploring.
June 2018
Last Week / This Week Picker
People love filtering tables by date range. We had this month, last year, etc, but we didn’t have this week and next week, which is how you actually work.
June 2018
Conditional Format Duplication
Big time-saver if you’re a big conditional format user. Before you had to rewrite the formula every time. Now you just duplicate an existing rule and edit.
June 2018
Inline Code Block
The in-line version of our code block style ! Just do what you’d usually do with markdown.
June 2018
Emojis in your collapsed section List
A lot of you use emojis in your section names — a great way to quickly spot the section you care about. Now, when you minimize the section list, we preserve the emoji from your doc title. (In January 2019 we added section icons that give you even more options for how you express yourself and explain your docs)
June 2018
Favicons in your browser tab
Check it out — your doc has its own browser tab favicon based on your title. All you have to do is choose the emoji that best represents your doc.
June 2018
Buttons
Pressing a button can add, modify, and delete a row in any table. It can even push another button. One day Coda buttons will be able to trigger actions of all sorts, like order a pizza or send a push notification. But for right now, this is pretty cool.
June 2018
Spellcheck
We finally have spellcheck!
May 2018
Markdown
We added markdown shortcuts, so you can seamlessly format your data and prose without taking your hands off the keyboard.
May 2018
Colors
We stepped up our text styling game with color. The little things are the big things.
May 2018
Coda + Zapier
Coda is now on , which means you can connect your Coda docs with over 1000 different apps. Want to update a row every time something updates in Jira? Done. Want to get notified on Slack when someone adds a row to a table? Also done. April 2018
A gallery for Makers
Building docs is only half of it. The exciting part is watching people use and stretch them in ways you hadn’t imagined. We filled up our gallery with over 80 templates. Add yours, and see what fellow makers do with it.
March 2018
Minimalist tables
Presentation is everything. By hiding your table’s title, column headers, and gridlines, your data can appear suspended in space. A minimalist’s magic trick!
March 2018
Assign before sharing
Now you can add coworkers to tables before sharing the doc with them. (Or sneakily add them without ever telling them.)
Also selectively turn off people notifications for certain columns. Because nobody likes a barrage.
March 2018
Multi-line column headers
Adjust column header height to wrap text onto multiple lines. Skinnier columns = tighter tables. And no word cut-off.
March 2018
New date formats
We added YYYY-MM-DD and DD/MM/YYYY for our international friends, and a day-of-the-week display for the “calendar challenged” among us.
March 2018
New learn page
We launched the learn page as the proper home for all the ways you can learn to be a Coda pro.
March 2018
Import Trello and CSV files
We made it easier to import your existing Trello boards and Google/Excel sheets into Coda.
February 2018
Named formulas
Name formulas and define values, and easily reference them throughout your doc.
February 2018
Clean table headers
Remember how your column headers felt cluttered with format icons? We took them out, so you can focus on what's in the table, rather than what's on top of it. Don't worry, you'll still see them on hover.
February 2018
Remember collapsed sections
Coda remembers which sections you've expanded or collapsed, so your team members don't have to rifle through the doc to find where they're supposed to be.
February 2018
Quick add columns
We made it so you can choose a column format *as you add it.* Carpal tunnel is real, so every click matters.
Use Row Properties to quickly insert info like when a row was created or who modified it last.
February 2018
Currency symbols
We started scratching the surface of our international user experience, adding some international keyboard support and a bunch of new currencysymbols, including the bitcoin symbol (Ƀ).
February 2018
Save draft comments
We now keep draft comments if you click away, so when you come back you can finish and submit your comment
February 2018
Breathable text
Adjusted text spacing between paragraphs and bullets to improve readability
January 2018
People avatars
Added people photos next to their names in docs
January 2018
Drag & drop to move tables
Drag and drop to move tables
January 2018
Duplicate rows
Duplicate any row in a table
January 2018
Copy links to rows
Right-click any row to copy a link directly to that row
January 2018
Smarter Copy/Pasting
It used to be a pain to migrate your Excel or Google sheet into Coda. Copy/pasting meant reformatting, resizing, and rejiggering your data. Try it now. Coda automatically makes sense of your data, organizing it into different column formats, and giving you a smarter, more useful table right away.
December 2017
Lookup from Table
Tables can talk—to each other! We added a new column format called “Lookup from Table." It lets you reach into other tables to pull the info you want. It works as a formula, too. Think vlookup, but way less complicated.
December 2017
Revision History
You don't have to worry about losing changes anymore. We added revision history to archive every change and let you go back in time.
December 2017
Our First Ever Template Gallery
In our new Template Gallery you’ll find inspiring personal and work focused examples of the product in action, built for you to get started fast. And who knows - your creation may be featured sometime soon!
July 2017
Grouping 2.0
Setting up a Group is easy within the column header, but what if you want to order them differently - like when you want to show a status progression in a project tracker? How about collapsing your groups to only expose the information you need? Or maybe you just want to create a category before entering in the products? Well it's here at last!
July 2017
Section Folders
We've now added the concept of collapsable Folders which allow you to further organize your work!
July 2017
Formula Help
We heard from you that while our formula language is powerful, it can be a bit difficult to learn. So we've taken a big step forward in assisting you through the process - just check out this example entering a filter with just your tab and arrow keys:
July 2017
In-Doc Search
You told us that while a simple to-do list is pretty easy to navigate, finding what you need in a team project doc was approaching needle-in-a-haystack territory. Now you don't need to worry about misplacing a meeting note or finding someone in your contact list - it's all at your fingertips with search!
July 2017
Speedy Keyboard Entry
We know entering data in any tool can be tedious at times - why add switching between keyboard and mouse to the list? With our enhanced keyboard navigation you never have to leave the keys. Now you can type and tab your way through rich-text columns, select lists, and even date pickers!
July 2017
Hyperlink Unfurl
Links connect the internet. Your docs should feel connected too. Hyperlinks used to be a pain in Coda. Now every article, spec, or Google search is just a copy-paste away!
July 2017
Canvases and Sections
Removing the shackles of only tables from the product ー we introduce the document surface!
July 2016
Views and Formulas
Tables can talk... to eachother! And we have a rich formula language to boot.
July 2015
Our first table!
Wonder where we started? Well like many current-day Coda docs, it all starts with a table...
July 2014