How to insert table in a thread?

[Fiasem20]

I bring greetings from my end to everyone in the forum. I need your help.
How can I insert a table in a thread?I want to create a thread in a tabular form but I have no idea. Please I need answer from the experts in forum.

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[mk4]

Here's a sample. You can quote my post to be able to see how it works, and you can probably just edit it for your liking.

Name	City	Occupation
John	Miami	Student
Mike	San Francisco	Engineer
Ryan	Hawaii	Investor

Note: Formatting is quite tricky lol I remember getting headaches trying to format the spacings and stuff in the past.

[Crypto Library]

You can follow these topics, these all are useful for learning the use of tables. Hope you can add table after reading these topics. But I will also say like mk4 that you can easily create a table by just copying and pasting using the table format created by other users without going so complicated. Even then for doing this you have to know the basic  

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1miau	|	Some suggestions if you want to use tables on Bitcointalk	|
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so98nn	|	Tutorial - How to create Table in the BitcoinTalk Forum	|
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pkmoney	|	How to create Table with BBCode	|
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roslinpl	|	[LEARN] BBCode Lessons & Tutorials [+tutorial videos!]	|
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so98nn	|	Reference Thread for Different Colors | Multiple Shades |]	|
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[FatFork]

If you're someone who uses Word or Excel a lot, or some other software for documents and spreadsheets, you might wanna try out SCEditor.  It's a handy little tool that makes it super easy to turn whatever you're working on into BBCode formatting.  SCEditors open source, written in JavaScript and it runs right in your browser.  You can also run it locally if you want.  I've used it a bunch of times and it always works pretty well for me.

https://www.sceditor.com/

Simply copy-paste the content from your Word/Excel doc into SCEditor and, if needed, polish it up a bit. When you're done, click the "View source" icon (<>) to get the BBCode. As far as I've tested, tables and lists work like a charm too.