Ok so I am new to Coda and I tried to search a solution to this on this page but i didn’t find any.
I have a table in coda. I want to select two cells (sometimes more cells from a row), copy it using Ctrl+c and paste it without the column names on a text editor. It works if I copy and paste only one cell.
I have to manually delete the column name. Is there any other way to copy paste?
So for example I want to select two cells John and 20, copy them and paste it as:
I’m interested in a more eloquent solution, but you can copy and paste to a Google Sheet (which will include the column names), then paste back into CODA. The column names don’t carry over to CODA from Google Sheets, unless you highlight them as well.
You could make a new column that has the info you want to copy paste
Basically a column that concatenates the Name and Age column with a space in between.
This only works if you are copying one row at a time, but it puts all the info from that row into one cell, so it can be copied without the column headers.
I have been deleting the column name. I guess there is no option where I can switch it off.
Your solution might be good if I always had to copy Name and Age, but sometimes I also have to copy “Age and Test” or “Name, Age, Test” (from the above example). So creating new column for each type of combination is not practical.
This is still a problem. It would be nice to be able toggle the copy header on and off. I am trying to copy a bunch of email addresses to paste into the To: field of an email, but it always includes the header as an email address which is not a valid email and you have to delete it every time. Not ideal.
