> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.zerowork.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.zerowork.io/using-zerowork/using-tables/how-to-add-tables.md).

# How to Add Tables

There are three ways to create a table:

* By creating a ZeroWork native table - more info here: [Native Tables](/using-zerowork/using-tables/native-tables.md).
* By adding a Google Sheet link - more info here: [Google Sheets](/using-zerowork/using-tables/google-sheets.md).
* By uploading a CSV file - data and columns will be imported. Simply upload a CSV file and table columns and rows will be created based on it. More info here:  [Import Data from CSV](/using-zerowork/using-tables/import-data-from-csv.md). The table that will be created from your CSV file is ZeroWork native table, more info on native tables here: [Native Tables](/using-zerowork/using-tables/native-tables.md).

Can't decide if you should use a native table or a Google Sheet? Here is a comparison: [Using Google Sheet vs. Native Tables](/using-zerowork/using-tables/using-google-sheet-vs.-native-tables.md).


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