TableEdit
TableEdit is a native macOS spreadsheet app for creating, editing, formatting, and exporting tables with formulas, charts, and Excel-compatible workflows.
What is TableEdit?
TableEdit is a spreadsheet application for macOS that helps users create and work with tables, lists, budgets, schedules, and other structured data. It is designed for Mac users who want a lighter alternative to larger office suites while still having practical spreadsheet tools for everyday work. The app supports formulas and many Excel-compatible functions, along with chart creation for visualizing data. Users can format cells with fonts, colors, borders, number styles, and date or time formats to make documents easier to read. TableEdit also supports importing and exporting CSV and Excel files, which makes it useful for exchanging data with other spreadsheet apps. Published by CoreCode Limited, it fits well for personal productivity, school tasks, and small office workflows on the Mac.
Key features
- Create and edit spreadsheets with rows, columns, and structured table layouts
- Use formulas and a wide range of Excel-compatible functions for calculations
- Format cells with fonts, colors, borders, alignment, and number or date styles
- Import and export CSV and Excel files for sharing with other spreadsheet tools
- Build charts such as pie, bar, and line graphs to visualize data
- Resize tables, adjust row heights, and use floating header rows for easier viewing
- Export tables and charts to PDF for printing or sharing
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
TableEdit is a legitimate spreadsheet app for Mac. Access to your files is normal for this kind of software because it needs to open, edit, import, and export documents you choose. It is not known for requiring unusual system permissions, and removing it mainly affects your ability to open or continue editing TableEdit documents and its local settings.
Recommendation: Keep TableEdit if you use it for spreadsheets, CSV files, or lightweight Excel-compatible work on your Mac. If you no longer use it, you can remove the app and later delete its related support files to free space, but keep any documents you still need.
Common paths
/Applications/TableEdit.app
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/TableEdit~/Library/Containers/com.corecode.TableEdit/Data/Library/Application Support/TableEdit
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.corecode.TableEdit.plist
Container paths
~/Library/Containers/com.corecode.TableEdit
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