Before we get into the details of the data, let's take a moment to review the basic data table structure.
If you are not familiar with using data tables, there are two important things to remember: rows run top to bottom and columns run left to right, as shown in the following screenshot:
While it is a bit hard to see in edit mode, the rows and columns are still there. You just have to know how to look for them, as shown in the following screenshot:
In edit mode, creating columns is as simple as adding commas between words, as shown in the following screenshot:
Removing columns is just as easy. Simply delete the commas.
Note
While somewhat hidden, the Tab key provides the same functionality as adding commas. However, I would recommend sticking to comma usage as it provides much better visual clarity while in edit mode.
Pressing Return/Enter on your keyboard creates rows. In Balsamiq, the very first row is automatically designated as the table...