Edit spreadsheets. Build typed game data.
This guide covers the native table workspace, general spreadsheet editing and sample runtime integration. English is the default for new workspaces. Choose another language in Settings. Existing saved preferences are preserved.
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Supported scope
Hover over ribbon tools to see a themed card with the function description and supported shortcut. Disabled tools explain their availability. The new popup screenshots show English UI; other language layouts are not visually certified. Ordinary spreadsheets and registered game data use the same editor. Registration changes the mode and accent in place. Game source row 1 contains names, row 2 types, and records start on row 3. Saving registered data validates types and IDs and updates generated code and binary outputs. Each file opens in its own window. Bottom tabs show worksheets belonging to that file; use the arrows to switch sheets and + to manage sheets. Window position and selected sheet are remembered per file. Registered sheet tabs have an orange background and white text. Right-click or double-click a sheet tab for add, rename and delete. Excel move/copy/hide sheet commands are not yet provided. Double-click a drawing or use Insert > Objects to keep the object selected. Object properties use the shared accent header, left category navigation and independent scrolling. Choose Fill, Line, Text or Size & Position. Cell format uses the same category navigation for Number, Alignment, Font, Fill and Protection. The new popup captures show English UI; historical images retain their recorded language. Home groups clipboard, font, alignment, number, styles, cells and editing tools. General spreadsheets use green; registered game data uses orange. In Find/Replace, enable Wildcards: * matches any sequence, ? one character; ~* / ~? / ~~ search literal symbols. Literal search remains the default. Case-sensitive and whole-cell options also apply. Unsupported Excel operations remain limited; this is not complete Excel compatibility.
Supported scope →Tool windows remain open when the Unity main window takes focus. Changing the original cell selection closes the tool window. Filter choices use the visible dropdown bounds. All current shared UI screenshots use English; other language layouts were not visually certified.