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A note from Coda about notes.
When you use tables in Coda for taking notes, it's like having your notes organized in a super clear and easy-to-read way. You’ve suddenly turned your unstructured thoughts into a structured table.
Imagine each piece of information neatly placed in its own row with the ability to easily expand that row and go deeper, making it simple to organize your thoughts.
You can do helpful things like sorting your notes, filtering out what you don't need, using AI to find action items, and a lot more! It's like having a handy tool that turns your notes into a fun and interactive learning experience.
Get started by adding a new row for each topic and click on “Notes” to open up the row and add detailed notes. Add additional columns and change the view of the table like we did below!
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My notebook
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Meeting date
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How to take notes in Coda
9/6/2024
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What else I can do in Coda
9/19/2024
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How to take notes in Coda
9/6/2024
What else I can do in Coda
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How to take notes in Coda
Meeting date
9/6/2024
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Use “@” to mention other rows, pages of your doc, or people the doc has been shared with!
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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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