I want to set up a Pages document with a specific format, a certain table with a certain number of cells on each page, of a certain size. Instead of just copying and pasting this table into multiple pages, is there a way I can set up the document in the settings so that it knows to automatically put such a table in every page?
Can you set up a table format on Pages documents from the beginning
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Best Answer
Create a Pages document with the desired table (and any styles you want).
Then save as a template.
New documents created with the template should meet your needs.