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Which table design is right for my catalog? [-]
A key decision in the design of a catalog is to choose the best table design depending on your available catalog data and table requirements. Most of the time it is a fairly simple choice, however there are a number of considerations if you have many product attributes to communicate.
EasyCatalog is designed to quickly and efficiently create table content. Typically, a table is placed with an EasyCatalog library to show product attributes for all products within a particular group or range.
Table design selection guide
There are five separate table types, with some cross over between them.
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Simple | ![]() |
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Creating simple tables with EasyCatalog |
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Creating flexible tables with EasyCatalog by hiding unused attributes | |
Standardised attribute columns |
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Creating flexible and highly accurate tables with EasyCatalog using standardised attribute columns | |
Complex product selection | ![]() |
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Creating complex tables with EasyCatalog for product selection selection guides |
Pre-configured tables | Table is created from pre-formatted field (e.g. CSV, tab delimited, HTML or XML data) |
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Creating a table using pre-formatted data with EasyCatalog |