How to delete a table in notion?

To migrate your Notion workspace to a different account, follow the steps given below:

• Open your current Notion account
• Arrange all your pages under a single top-level page
• Access the top-level page
• Click on the ‘Share’ button
• Give full access to the email address associated with your new Notion account
• Log in to your new Notion account
• Go to the shared top-level page in the new account
• Choose all the sub-pages you wish to migrate to
• Press on the ‘Move To’ option
• Select the relevant workspace within your new account to place the duplicated pages.

Yes, it is possible to import data into Notion from other platforms. The most common means for doing so is to export the data as a CSV file from the source platform and then import it into Notion.

To share a Notion page with someone who doesn't have a Notion account, you can either make the page public so anyone with the link can view it or share the page with a guest who doesn't have a Notion account. To do this follow the steps given below:

• Make the page public
• Open the Notion page you wish to share
• Press on the ‘Share’ button in the upper right part of the page
• Click on ‘Public Access’
• Share the page with a guest
• Open the Notion page you wish to share
• Press on the ‘Share’ button in the upper right part of the page
• Input the email address of the guest
• Choose an access level
• Hit Invite

To fix formatting issues in Notion when pasting from other sources, follow the steps given below:

Right click and choose the ‘Paste as plain text’ option

OR

Use keyboard shortcuts to paste material without formatting from the source, such as Ctrl + Shift + V for Windows or Cmd + Shift + V for Mac.

To fix syncing issues in Notion, you can try these steps:

• Check your internet connection
• Refresh Notion
• Log out and log in
• Restart the Notion app.
• Clear the cache in your browser.
• Force a resync
• Remove the Notion app and then reinstall it.
• Try using a different browser.