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Edit Tables

Learn how to add, edit, format, and manage tables in Lev Memo documents.

Updated May 2026

Introduction

Tables are a critical part of any CRE document — operational finances, sales comparables, market analyses, and more. In Lev Memo you can add, edit, and remove tables so data is presented cleanly to your audience.

Add a table

Slash command or Insert menu

  1. Trigger the table insert. Type /table on a slide, or click the Table icon in the Insert menu.
  2. Pick a starting size. Choose a 2×2, 3×3, or 4×4 table from the menu.

By adding a new slide

  1. Insert a new slide. Click the + button below any slide to add a new slide.
  2. Pick a Table template. In the template modal, select any template in the Tables section.

Direct copy and paste

  1. Copy the source table. Copy any table from an existing document on your computer.
  2. Paste into an empty table in Memo. Paste the table directly into an empty table in the editor.

Edit a table

Style table cells

  1. Highlight the cells. Navigate to the cells you want to style and highlight them.
  2. Adjust formatting. Use the toolbar to change font, color, alignment, and text styling.

Format rows and columns

  1. Select the row or column. Click and drag to highlight the cells you want, or click the row/column menu at the leftmost cell of a row or topmost cell of a column.
  2. Apply styles to the whole row or column. Use the toolbar to style the selection.

Add or remove rows and columns

  1. Highlight the row or column. Select the row or column you want to add to or remove.
  2. Insert or delete. From the toolbar, choose any of:
    • Adding rows/columns — add row above/below, add column before/after, or duplicate with existing styling.
    • Deleting rows/columns — click the trash icon, or press Delete on your keyboard.

Handle overflow

Fix wrapping text in a table

Text line wrapping within a table may elongate it and cause overflow. Adjusting column widths often resolves the issue.

  1. Find the wrapping column. Locate the column where a cell has multiple lines of text.
  2. Resize the column. Use the column's menu and choose Autosize column, or click the right border of the column and drag it to adjust manually.

Fix too many rows in a table

Sometimes a table is too dense and every row is critical. You can delete extra rows or split rows across a new slide.

Delete rows

Select the rows you want to delete and click the trash icon in the row's menu.

Copy rows to a new slide

  1. Select rows to move. Select the rows you want to copy.
  2. Cut them. Press Ctrl+X (PC) or Cmd+X (Mac).
  3. Add a new slide. Add a new slide using the "+" icon below any slide.
  4. Paste. Paste the rows onto the new slide.
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