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Finish Installation

Just a few final steps, and we're ready for action!

Right! Let’s finish the setup

To finish up the setup, we just need to install the Crypto Pack, publish a form, and delete a few items which are no longer needed. I’ll take you through these step-by-step, so no prior experience in any of these areas of Coda Doc Making is necessary. I got you!

Install the Crypto Pack

At the top right of the screen, click on Insert, and select Packs.
Search for “Crypto“, and when you find it then click on it (it’s a yellow icon with a black piggy bank).
A popup window will open. Click the big blue Add To Doc button.

Publish the “Submit Secret” Form

Head over to
If you hover anywhere over the form that’s on that page, you’ll see a few links appear at the top right of the form. Click the first link, Publish Form.
Click the Create Link button that appears in the sidebar.
After a few moments, the form will be published and Coda will generate a unique link for you. Once it’s finished, click the blue Copy link button.
Paste the link below, then click Save Link.
Save Link
Link saved!

Clear Sample Rows

Click this button to clear thetable of all sample rows
(you’re not going to be able to decrypt them without my passwords, anyway! 😋).
Delete Sample Rows

Delete This Page

Congrats! You’re all done :) The template’s ready to use, so head over to and get started loading your first item.
You’re welcome to delete this page, because it’s no longer needed.
If you do, then you’ll notice a “Deleted Reference” error at the top of the page.
You can safely highlight this error with your mouse and press Delete on your keyboard to get rid of it - it’s no longer needed.
Deleting this Page:

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Deleting the Error:

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A final message from Jono...
Thanks for taking the time to look at this template, and I hope you find it helpful. If you’ve got any questions, need some assistance, or find any bugs, please feel free to reach out to me in the Community, or over email. If you’ve got a project you need a hand with, let me know.
Jono, this needs to be a Pack!
I’ve applied to the Coda Maker Fund to fund the development of a pack that will make working with encryption and permissions really easy. The goal is that you’ll be able to securely encrypt multiple columns within any of your tables really easily (it’ll just be a “type” of column). You’ll then be able to setup groups of users, giving them the permission to view certain columns (or even restricted rows within those encrypted columns). I’d like the permissions thing to be quite flexible, because I think for any real-world use it would need to be.
For these authorized users, the contents of those encrypted columns will automatically be visible without any action on their part and without needing a unique password for each and every row. This means they’ll also be able to perform calculations on secured data, which I think is a really intriguing concept. All of this, while still incorporating NSA-grade encryption, never storing decrypted content to the doc, and without the weird and wonderful workarounds I’ve had to use in this template doc that you’ve just copied!
It’ll be a lot of work, but I think I can do it, and I’d really like to give it a try. If that sounds like something you’d find helpful, let Coda know in my post in the Community forums, or by sending them an email. Don’t feel obligated at all, but I just thought I’d ask :)



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