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# Form Features - Table

## Overview

The **Table** element is a display style of the [Repeated Sections](/forms/form-sections-and-repeated-sections/sharinpix-form-sections-and-repeated-sections-1.md) element. It presents a set of predefined questions in a tabular format, where each row represents a separate entry and can contain its own values.

You can add a Table element to a form by selecting **Table** from the left sidebar in the SharinPix Form Builder.

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You can also create one by adding a **Repeated Sections** element and then changing its **Style** setting to **Table**, as shown below.

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### Configure the questions for each column

You can define which questions appear in each column of the table.

To configure questions:

1. In the **Repeated Sections** element settings, click **Edit Section**.

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2. In the section editor, use the left sidebar to add the elements you want to appear in each column. Each added element becomes a column in the table. In the example below, two questions have been added, so the table displays two question columns.

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The image below shows the resulting **Table** element with those row questions applied.

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### Configuration Options

| Option         | Description                                                                             |
| -------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Use full width | This option removes the width constraint when displaying the table element on the form. |

The image below demonstrates the **Use full width** option enabled for the **Table** element.

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{% hint style="success" %}
Tip:

All other configuration options for a [Repeated Sections](/forms/form-sections-and-repeated-sections/sharinpix-form-sections-and-repeated-sections-1.md#configuration-options) element are also available for the "Table" display style.
{% endhint %}

### Configure the default number of rows

A **Repeated Sections** element can be configured with a default number of initial sections. For a **Table** element, this setting determines how many rows are shown by default.

To configure the default number of rows, open the **Default** tab in the **Repeated Sections** element configuration, then click the **+** button to add rows, as shown below.

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