Table Data
Overview
The Table Data micro allows dynamic addition or deletion of rows in a table.
Any standard data macros (other than the Table Data macro itself) can be used inside its cells.
Parameters
| Name | Required | Migratable to Cloud? | Default Value | Description | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [default]/name | Yes | No | The name of the table. The name must be unique. | |
| initialRows | Optional | No | The number of rows to have in the section initially Saves a user from having to click the Plus ( + ) button repeatedly. | |
| order | Optional | No | ascending | Sort order for content. If set to descending: 
 | 
| width | Optional | No | The width of the field 
 Only applicable for forms mode. | 
Notes
Due to the simplistic parser currently being used, you must be careful with how you format the table.
- The main requirement is that any - |characters that mark a table boundary must have whitespace on either side.
- Conversely, any character other than - |must not have any whitespace around it.
For example, in the markup below, there are the following errors:
- The Number column has no whitespace around the - |markers.
- The Date column does have whitespace inside the macro. 
{table-data: My Table}
|| Text||\Number ||Date||
| {text-data:Text}|{number-data:Number}0{number-data}|{date-data:Date| format=dd-MMM-yyyy} |
{table-data}- The correct formatting option is: 
{table-data:My Table}
|| Text || Number || Date ||
| {text-data:Text} | {number-data:Number}0{number-data} | {date-data:Date|format=dd-MMM-yyyy} |
{table-data}