Tables are excellent for those who want to organize information in a way that is cleaner and more specific.

 There are various symbols that symbolize each function in UBot. The symbol for a table is the ampersand (&). There are two commands under the Data Commands in the toolbox that deal with tables in UBot Studio:

Set Table Cell: This command allows you to set the specific table cell that you would like to work with. If you would like to insert an item into a specific row and column within a table, then this is the command you would use. If a table does not exist while you are setting the cell, it will be created within UBot Studio.

Create Table from File: This command creates a table with a file on your computer (a .txt file for example).

So for example, if I have a .txt file containing the following: 

When we use this file to create a table, column zero ranges from Barbados to Cape Verde, while column 1 ranges from Bridgetown to Praia. There are rows ranging from 0 to 7, starting with Barbados, Bridgetown, and ending with Cape Verde, Praia. 

There are four functions that deal with tables in UBot Studio:

$Table Cell: This function returns the item in a specific row and column.

$Table Total Rows: The function returns the total number of rows within a table. This can be used with the loop command in automating the filling of fields with the contents of a table. 

$Table total columns: The function returns the total number of columns within a table. This can be used with the loop command in automating the filling of fields with the contents of a table.