Unfortunately, at the moment it's not possible to insert tables in the drag and drop email editor.
As an alternative, you can add a screenshot of the table instead - although if the email client is blocking images, this information will not show up.
You can also use a custom module with a HTML table. This does mean that for every table you want to insert in your emails, you will need to create a new module.
If either of these options don’t work for you, you could also use a CTA and direct your email recipients to a landing page which includes your table.
Hope this helps! Katie Townsend - Inbound Executive at BBD Boom
Katie Townsend - Acquisition Consultant at BBD Boom
I know this is an old post but I am new to HubSpot and stumbled upon this post while searching for solutions. I come from using Salesforce for 15+ years so HubSpot has been a bit of a learning curve for me. Anyway, I wanted to share a solution to this previous request incase it was still unknown or HubSpot didn't build in the functionality already. How to Build Flexible Email Templates in HubSpot [Customer Story] <---related to building a table
I know this is an old post but I am new to HubSpot and stumbled upon this post while searching for solutions. I come from using Salesforce for 15+ years so HubSpot has been a bit of a learning curve for me. Anyway, I wanted to share a solution to this previous request incase it was still unknown or HubSpot didn't build in the functionality already. How to Build Flexible Email Templates in HubSpot [Customer Story] <---related to building a table
I would recommend adding your feedback to the Ideas Forum. If you do decide to post your suggestion in the Ideas Forum, feel free to add it to this feed so we can upvote it for you. 🙂
Best,
Kristen
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Unfortunately, at the moment it's not possible to insert tables in the drag and drop email editor.
As an alternative, you can add a screenshot of the table instead - although if the email client is blocking images, this information will not show up.
You can also use a custom module with a HTML table. This does mean that for every table you want to insert in your emails, you will need to create a new module.
If either of these options don’t work for you, you could also use a CTA and direct your email recipients to a landing page which includes your table.
Hope this helps! Katie Townsend - Inbound Executive at BBD Boom
Katie Townsend - Acquisition Consultant at BBD Boom