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Copy a column’s whole setup to try a variation, move it to another table, or save it as a template. Pick whichever matches how far the column needs to travel.
The enrichment picker showing an Actions and Templates toggle, with the Templates side listing saved templates a customer can apply to the table.

The Templates toggle in the enrichment picker.

Copy within a table

1

Duplicate the column

Open the column’s menu and choose Duplicate. The copy carries the whole setup and lands right beside the original.
2

Try the variation

Edit the copy freely. Delete it if it doesn’t work out; the original was never touched.

Move a column to another table

1

Copy the configuration

On the source table, open the column’s menu and choose Copy configuration.
2

Paste it on the target table

On the other table, open the add-column menu and choose Paste configuration. References to other columns remap by name, or show up broken if none matches.

Save a column as a template

1

Choose Save as template

Open a computed column’s menu and choose Save as template….
2

Name it and pick what to capture

Name the template and tick every column it should include. References between the columns you pick are kept.
3

Apply it anywhere

On any table, click Add column and choose Enrichment. Switch that picker from Actions to Templates and pick it.

Good to know

Duplicate makes a copy on the same table right away. Copy configuration puts the setup aside so you can paste it onto a different table instead.
Anything except a column you type into yourself. Formula, enrichment, agent, export, imported and sequence columns all carry a setup worth saving.
A reference to another column travels by name. If the target table has a column with a matching name, it reconnects. If not, it shows up broken so you can point it at the right column.
Anyone in your workspace. A template belongs to the whole organization, not just the table it came from.

Next steps

Column outputs and groups

See how a multi-field answer becomes several columns.

Enrichment columns

Add a column that fills itself in from outside data.