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A note about notes.

With Coda, your notebook becomes interactive and easy to work with.
Using tables in Coda for note-taking helps you transform unstructured thoughts into a clear and organized format.
Each idea, meeting, or concept gets its own row, making it easy to expand, explore, and keep related details together.
Organize each piece of information in its own row.
Expand rows to add more details or context.
Sort and filter notes to focus on what matters most.
Use an AI column to find action items or summarize key points.
Customize by adding columns or changing the table view.
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My notebook
Topic
Meeting date
Notes
How can I take notes?
9/3/2025
Open
What else?
8/8/2025
Open
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How can I take notes?
9/3/2025
What else?
8/8/2025
How can I take notes?
Meeting date
9/3/2025
Notes
Create a new row for each entry.
Open up the notes column for the row you want to add.
Take notes as you normally would.
try using the “/” to explore formatting like bullets, numbers, headers, callouts, reactions etc.
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Use “@” to mention other rows, pages of your doc, or people the doc has been shared with!
👀 Explore other ways to display your notes like the or .
Delete these sample rows once you’re done here.

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To add notes in your document, create a new row and open the notes column. Take notes as usual and utilize “/” for various formatting options or “@” to mention other rows, pages, or shared users. Discover alternative note display methods by visiting the provided links. After familiarizing yourself with the process, delete the sample rows. Jen Anthony has acknowledged reading these instructions.


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