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UT Verse AI Assistant AI Insights: Creating Tables with UT Verse

UT Verse can help you quickly turn your existing information into a clear, organized table. If you’ve ever copied text from a document and struggled to line everything up in Word or Excel, you know how time-consuming formatting can be. With UT Verse, you can upload a file and give a simple instruction to generate a clean structured table in seconds.

This approach works well for syllabi, reports, planning documents, or everyday administrative work. For example, you might enter a prompt such as:

“Using the uploaded file, create a table to make the document easy to understand.”

Instead of reorganizing information by hand, let the AI do the first pass for you. Tables make information easier to scan, compare, and update, especially when you’re working with lists, schedules, or grouped data. Once the table is created, you can copy it directly into a Word document, Canvas page, or email and make small edits as needed.

Upload, Prompt, and Organize: Creating Tables in UT Verse
  1. Open UT Verse and start a new conversation.
  2. Upload your file, such as a Word document, PDF, or text file that contains the information you want to organize.
  3. Describe the task clearly. For example:
    • “Create a table from this document with columns for Course Name, Instructor, Meeting Time, and Location.”
  4. Review the table UT Verse creates.
  5. If needed, adjust the table by asking follow-up questions such as:
    • “Reorder the columns,” or “Add a column for notes.”
  6. Copy and paste the final table into the tool or document you’re working on.

Now, try the steps on one of your existing documents, such as a syllabus, meeting agenda, or task list. Upload it to UT Verse and ask it to turn the information into a table. Then try changing the column headings to see how the table changes. This is a quick way to see how UT Verse can help organize and reuse information.

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