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As a thought for independent columns used for activities, I believe that the most important information (in my opinion) is, from most to least important:
Uses/resource costs, good to quickly to know if the activity is usable at a glance
Activation costs, (action/bonus action/reaction etc.), good to quickly parse to see how different activities fit into your turn
The above are the highest priority because they are widely applicable and determine whether an ability can be used at all at a given moment, making them the most important to parse with a glance.
Targets,
Range,
These features determine how useful an activity is in many situations, and are almost universally useful fields to all activities.
Damage
Save/DC
These are still quite useful, but not nearly universal, as there are many activities that do not deal damage or require saves. I know for my personal use only about half of activities would be likely to deal damage or require a save, and most damaging/save related activities would be the primary activity for the given item, open that information to effective display elsewhere.
The default actor sheets present Activities inline when expanding item summaries:
Parity:
For Tidy 5e Sheets, achieve feature parity plus
Some things to remember:
[data-activity-id]
dnd5e.documents.activity.UtilityActivity.onContextMenu(item, element)
system.uses.value
<->system.uses.spent
anduses.value
<->uses.spent
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