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  1. 92 votes

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    Released  ·  Valeryia Baranava responded

    The feature allowing to Copy Office Suite / Google Workspace / HTML tables into PandaDoc

    document is available within the system. Please see the link for more information: https://support.pandadoc.com/hc/en-us/articles/5303817783575-Copy-Office-Suite-Google-Workspace-HTML-tables-into-PandaDoc 

    Have a wonderful day!

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    Denver McCann commented  · 

    This is relevant for both pricing tables but also for other tables of numbers that need to be imported from a excel into a standard table format....

    I found myself taking screen shots of the table in Excel, saving as a png file and then uploading it as a picture to avoid setting up a table and then manually updating the numbers each time the spreadsheet got updated.

    The thing to be careful about with this is that the Spreadsheet is never going to be static... so the solution should allow you to "replace" the file and provided the table has not changed in terms of structure (rows/cols) it should just update and the numbers.

    You can piggy back off named ranges, which could be the method of defining the range for each table....or Excel Tables and use that to specify the table name [Tbl_001].

    Excel integration has got to be a sensible idea....!

  2. 99 votes

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    The status of this suggestion is currently unchanged from when the previous comment was posted. Please check back for updates.

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  3. 154 votes

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    Denver McCann commented  · 

    Definitely, Headers within sections (bounded by Cover pages) would be a good start (which effectively defines the "section" you are in.

    Or have a page level setting to switch it on/off.. or select from a list of options / or define a new option...and save it...

  4. 67 votes

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    Denver McCann commented  · 

    Formatting for sure would be great, but another customisation I would suggest is the ability better manage long ToC's which span multiple printed pages, and to be able to control at what point in the ToC does it pagenate so you don't orphan sections...

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    Denver McCann commented  · 

    Totally agree this is a shocking omission - I've been working on a proposal that grew to 80 pages and I suspect that is not the biggest document people might need to navigate through... the page pane and the page you are editing can easily get out of sync....(they do not auto synchronise) and so having the Page number next to what you are editing is essential in larger documents..... also on the Page pane icons, it gives you a page number and whether it is Content or a Cover or an Attachment etc... but you cant just get an idea as to what is on the page..

    It would really help if it presented the [Header 1] text that the ToC uses so you know what the page is about....

    I digress.....

  7. 416 votes

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    Released  ·  Maria Fomenko responded

    I'm glad to announce that variables for Document created and date sent work based on your workspace settings. Thanks for using PandaDoc!  

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    Denver McCann commented  · 

    Agree with most of the points below, not having a optional date format MM/DD/YY or YYYY or DD/MM/YY or YYYY or with Abreviated MMM (Jan) or Full Text version January for the month element.

    GLOBAL Convention awareness should be a given Europe and the US just do it differently - this is a must have.

  8. 451 votes

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    Hi. Thank you so much for reaching out and sharing your perspective. While we currently don’t offer this feature, we made some improvements to our product that may help you cover those scenarios namely:

    We hope this release can help you. If not, please keep upvoting this idea, so we can keep considering it every time we work on our roadmap.