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title: Table management settings
description: Manage table settings including auto-dedupe, duplicate table, view graph, rename, edit description, view history, and auto-delete.
description: Manage table settings including auto-dedupe, duplicate table, view graph, rename, edit description, view history, auto-delete, and how to navigate to a table by its ID.
last_synced: 2026-04-26T01:40:46.622Z
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4. Click `View details` to get more information.

For restoring your table to a previous configuration, see [Table versions](table-versions.md).

## Navigate to a table by its ID

Every Clay table has a unique table ID (a string beginning with `t_`) that you can use to open that table directly. This is useful when you have a table ID but can't locate the table by name — for example, when you see a table ID in the **Origin** metadata on a row that was sent from another table.

To navigate to a table by its ID, enter the following URL in your browser:

`https://app.clay.com/workspaces/{workspace_id}/tables/{table_id}`

- **workspace_id** — a numeric ID (for example, `201578`). Find it in the browser address bar when you're viewing any table or workbook in that workspace.
- **table_id** — the table's unique identifier, starting with `t_` (for example, `t_0tht6jsYy69mybXwJzB`). Find it in the address bar when you're viewing the table. It also appears in the **Origin** metadata on rows that were sent from another table — look for **Table Id** or **Originating Table Id** in that object.

**Note:** If the table belongs to a workbook, this URL redirects automatically to the full workbook URL. You need to be a member of the workspace that owns the table to view it.