# Usage > **This app only works with Company-managed (formerly Classic) project.** ## Creating a new custom field Please follow the instructions by Atlassian to create a custom field of the type **Table Custom Field**. The following screenshots summarize key steps. There might be differences between Jira instances and Jira Cloud versions. Navigate to the **Settings** screen.

Select the **Custom fields** page.

Click **Create custom field.** Select the **All** menu. Search for the type **Table Custom Field.** Select and click **Next**.

The custom field will be created.

## Configuring table columns Please follow the instructions by Atlassian to edit a custom field's context. The following screenshots summarize key steps. There might be differences between Jira instances and Jira Cloud versions. Click on the **1 context** link.

Click **Create, edit or delete contexts**.

Click on **Edit custom field config**.

Provide the configuration of columns in the table.

## Enabling the table custom field on the issue page Click on the **Tables** button on the toolbar.

Click on the **Allow access** button.

Click on the **Accept** button.

The table is shown.

## Working with tables Hover on the table and click on the **Edit** button. The table will switch to the edit mode.

To add a row, click on the **Add** ("plus" icon) button.

To edit a cell, hover on it and click the **Edit** ("pencil" icon) button. Use Markdown format for the content.

To remove a row, select the row by clicking on the checkbox, and click on the **Remove** ("recycle bin icon").

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