Forum Digest: March '21

Entry posted by Shane D. in Forum Digest March 17, 2021

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Welcome to the March edition of the Evernote Forum Digest

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What's New?

Update: Evernote for Android and iOS 10.6 is here - We’ve added the ability to edit tables! Learn about more updates and fixes for Evernote for mobile.
Update: Evernote for Mac and Windows 10.9 is here - You can now drag and drop multiple notes to move them to another notebook, space, or trash. Learn about the more updates and fixes for Evernote for desktop.
Update: Evernote for Web 10.9 is here - Learn about the newest updates and fixes for the Evernote web client.
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Evernote Blog Updates
Table Editing Comes to Evernote for iOS and Android - Learn more about how we’re making Evernote better on the devices you use every day, including one of your most-requested features: table editing on mobile.

Home: Feedback and Insights for Evernote’s Latest Feature - It’s been one month since we released Home for Windows, Mac, and web. See what customers are saying and how they’re using Home to feel more organized.

Evernote Help & Learning Updates

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PinkElephant 9,004

Posted March 17, 2021

The new table feature is great, 100% more than before (well, maybe 95% if I take the prior option using [ ] into account).

What would improve it further: An option to set column width. Maybe on a small screen it could be done by selecting a column and inserting a number instead of try and drag it around. For frequently used tables allow for user generated table templates, then add simple formulas ( like sum, count, min, max, multiply cells and average) - this would take tables in EN to a next dimension.

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