SSFeatures shows you everything about your columns in one place. See formulas, column types, descriptions, dropdown options, and contacts all in a searchable table.
Smartsheet hides useful column information. To see a column's formula, you have to click on the column, then click "Edit Column Properties". To see dropdown options, you have to edit the column. To see contact lists, same thing. Each column requires multiple clicks.
This gets tedious fast:
When do you need to see column information?
SSFeatures adds a "View Column Info" button in Smartsheet. Click it, and a popup shows all your column details in a table.


The table shows all of this information for every column:
| Column | What It Shows |
|---|---|
| Name | The column name |
| Type | Text/Number, Date, Dropdown, Contact List, etc. |
| Description | Your column description (if you added one) |
| Formula | The column formula (if it has one) |
| Dropdown Options | All options in dropdown columns |
| Contact List | All contacts in contact list columns |
| Restricted | Whether the column restricts input to list values only |
| Format | A preview of the column's text formatting |
| Locked | Whether the column is locked |
| Primary | Whether it's the primary column |
| System Column | Whether it's a system-generated column |
| Column ID | The Smartsheet column ID (useful for API work) |
| Width | The column width in pixels |
| Auto Number | Auto-number settings (if configured) |
Use the search box to quickly find what you're looking for. Type a column name, formula text, or dropdown option, and the table filters instantly.

Click "Advanced Search" to choose which columns to include in your search. For example, you could search only in formulas or only in dropdown options.
Each cell with complex data (like formulas, dropdown options, or contact lists) has a copy button. Click it to copy all the data to your clipboard.
Click the Export button to download all your column information to an Excel file. This is great for documentation, audits, or sharing with teammates who don't have SSFeatures.

Click any column header to sort the table. You can also drag columns to reorder them. The export respects your current sort and column order.
Does this work on reports?
Can I copy all my contact list emails at once?
What if a column doesn't have a formula or description?
Can you tell me more about the security and privacy of this feature?
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