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September 2020
Interactive cards, PDFs, and Formula Fitness.
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Is this your card?

Like a sleight of hand, this update may appear subtle, but look again and you’ll see the same cardーbut meaningfully different and more intuitive. We’ve redesigned the card experience end-to-end, from the shape and style, to the expression of data itself. Click below to watch us deconstruct this subtle card trick.
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Save as PDF, at last.

Some docs—invoices, quotes, or externally-shared project briefs, for example—are better shared as a PDF attachment. Now you can , directly from Coda.
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All the small things.

🌎 Whether in-person or at home, our kids are going back to school. Sal Khan’s doc connects parents and students with volunteer tutors to provide quality supplemental education.
🔗 Our co-founder and CEO Shishir Mehrotra went on Masters of Scale and about the rituals that help us stay connected (and avoid groupthink). And of course there’s to go with it.
📣 Speaking of rituals, one we’ve adopted is Luc Levesque’s blueprint for leadership strategy to communicate values and quirks with your team. Read about from other notable leaders.
🏃 Condition your formula skills in September 22nd’s interactive .
🐛 We’ve ! You might notice more precise time and date calculations, strike-through conditional formatting on numbers, and page link formatting.
👥 for our next virtual meetup for a few Coda tips and tricks with our Customer Educator Maria Marquis and Paul Danyliuk, Community Champion and no-code solutions architect.

Procrastination corner

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Want a five-minute diversion? Join us on our exploration of a new frontier for politeness—and tell us what you think this emoji means. .
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