Table Data Input Field
A Table field lets you add CSV-based tables to documents:
Import a CSV file
Edit or fill it by manually
Use table data in calculations with other fields
View and download results in both Guardian and Indexer.
1. Add this field to a policy schema
Add a Table-type field to a schema so users can work with it in forms.
Setup:
Choose Field type: Table.
Multiple table fields can be added in one document.
All table fields can participate in calculations (cross-table formulas, sums, links with other fields, etc.).

2. Use the field while filling the form
When added to a schema, the table is shown to a user during data entry.
Available options:
Import CSV: load a file and preview the first rows/columns.
Export/Download CSV: download the current state of the table.
Edit: open the table in a dialog and update cells.
Create manually: start with an empty table and fill it by hand.


3. Run calculations (inside a table and with other fields)
Use table data in document formulas and logic.
Options:
Inside a table – row/column calculations (e.g., sums, averages, etc.).
With other form fields – via:
AutoCalculate field (automatic calculation)
Custom Logic Block (custom rules/logic)



4. Save a prefilled table as a Draft
Save an unfinished form with imported/entered table data and return to it later.

5. View and download results in document view
What it does:
In Guardian, VC document view shows tables and calculated values.
In Indexer, the same table is available for viewing and downloading.

6. Limits and performance
If the table size exceeds 10 MB, manual editing in the UI is not available.
To edit:, download the CSV, update it externally,then re-import.
Calculations still work above 10 MB, but:
Performance may be slower
Preview is limited to the first rows/columns

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