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# How to use Grid Custom Editor?
### How we can use Custom Editor in Grid?
**1. Activate Customization:**
* Keyboard Shortcut: Hold down “Ctrl” and left-click on a metric or attribute header.
* Hamburger Menu: Open the menu and select “Format.”
**2. Tabs for Formatting:**
* Column Content Tab: Format content within a column.
* Header Content Tab: Format the column header.
* Images: Insert images via the “Insert” property tab.
* Links: Add URL links using the “Insert” property tab.
* Tables: Build tables with the “Insert” tab and customize each cell.
**4. Format Menu: Apply text formatting, including bold, italics, alignment, and more.**
**5. Toolbox Panel: Quick access for text adjustments and inserting elements like emojis and tables.**
**6. Applying Changes: Click “Submit” to apply changes and click anywhere on the grid to exit the editor.**
**7. Creating Metric/Attribute Groups:**
* Hold “Ctrl” and left-click on headers to group.
* Use the “Column Grouping” button in the editor.
For detailed instructions, visit the full documentation.[https://docs.vitaracharts.com/guideGridFeatures/customeditor.html](/grid-microchart-guide/custom-editor.md)
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