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Use new table templates and dropdown chips in Google Docs to create highly collaborative documents

 Use new table templates and dropdown chips in Google Docs to create highly collaborative documents

You can use dropdown chips to easily indicate the status of your document or various project milestones outlined in your document. 

There are two default dropdown options: 

- Project Status, which includes selections for “Not Started”, “Blocked”, “In Progress” and “Complete” 

- Review Status, which includes selections for “Not Started”, “In Progress”, “Under Review” and “Approved”. 

- Additionally, you can create a dropdown chip with custom options and colors to best suit your needs.

Also adding table templates, which allow you to quickly insert building blocks for common workflows such as a:

- Launch content tracker

- Project asset

- Review tracker

- Product roadmap

Thank you.

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