To organize your data in a way that makes analyzing easier and saving tables a breeze, we recommend clearly labeling your data.
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Reasons to label your data
Your account has a specific number of data sets, which you can think of as filing cabinets. And a specific number of data tables, which you can think of as files. It’s great to label your data sets with a general topic and then the data tables within them with more specific topics. This allows you to save your data and get the most value out of the data tables you have available.
An example of labeling in action
For example, let’s say The X Foundation has an annual campaign. They may label one data set “Annual Campaign 2024” and then a sub-topic within that, or a data table, “Donations by Existing Members.”
Since they may want to track donations from different groups of donors, they can organize tables by sub-topics. Creating a second table labeled "Donations by New Members" would allow for easier data organization and retrieval.
How to rename a data set
- Select the collect tab.
- Open the kebab menu to the right of your data set’s name.
3. Select the option to edit your data set.
4. Now you can rename the data set and save the updated name.
To rename a data table (within a data set)
1. Select the collect tab.
2. Open a data table from within a data set.
3. Select the chevron to open the menu on the tab to the right of your data table's name.
4. Select Rename data table to edit the name.
5. Add a new name and save the updated name for the data set to continue.
🎉 Congrats on organizing your data like a pro!