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1. More connection between workspaces: Design options, themes, settings shared between workspaces

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   On roadmap  ·  9 comments  ·  Ideas to Improve PandaDoc » Sharing & Collaboration  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
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   Jason Oswald supported this idea  ·  Feb 21, 2024

2. Ability to import information from Excel to pricing tables

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   Not planned  ·  AdminValeryia Baranava (Admin, PandaDoc) responded

   Hi. Currently, we don't have a direct feature for importing Excel files and aren’t planning on building this into our feature set at this point in time since it doesn’t fit into our current product roadmap. However, we do support creating tables from Excel data. 

   Here's a quick guide on how to do it:

   1. Copy Tables: You can copy a table, or part of a table, from Office Suite (Office 365 and desktop versions), Google Workspace, or even HTML.
   2. Paste in PandaDoc: Simply paste (Cmd/Ctrl + V) it into a PandaDoc page. This action will create a new PandaDoc table in your template, document, content library item, or form.
   3. Styling Options: You can restore the original styling of the table by selecting 'Source formatting' in the dropdown menu at the lower right corner of the table in PandaDoc.

   For copying into a pricing table specifically:

   1. Prepare Your Table: Ensure your pricing table in PandaDoc has enough rows and columns to accommodate the data you're copying.
   2. Select and Paste: After copying the table, select the desired cells in your pricing table (they will highlight in green), then paste your data.
      Please note, the original formatting from Excel won't be preserved in the pricing table.

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   Hi. Currently, we don't have a direct feature for importing Excel files and aren’t planning on building this into our feature set at this point in time since it doesn’t fit into our current product roadmap. However, we do support creating tables from Excel data. 

   Here's a quick guide on how to do it:

   1. Copy Tables: You can copy a table, or part of a table, from Office Suite (Office 365 and desktop versions), Google Workspace, or even HTML.
   2. Paste in PandaDoc: Simply paste (Cmd/Ctrl + V) it into a PandaDoc page. This action will create a new PandaDoc table in your template, document, content library item, or form.
   3. Styling Options: You can restore the original styling of the table by selecting 'Source formatting' in the dropdown menu at the lower right corner of the table in PandaDoc.

   For copying into a pricing table specifically:

   1. Prepare Your Table: Ensure your… more