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Visualisation of Confluence Database content

Christian Voigt

We are just starting to use the new Confluence Databases - and are pretty impressed by its features so far.

However, there is one major feature we are used to from Confluence tables wie are missing: visualising the content of a database using charts.

Are there any plans to implement this feature in the near future - or any known workarounds to use database entries to create charts in Confluence?

Comments

Callum_Ashdown

yeah a database that we cannot do any analysis/visualisation on seems odd.

e.g. would be good to be able to use /embed to plonk a database in a table tool (e.g. Table Toolbox or "Chart from Table" macros.

Given the db is so easily exported to csv this seems doable.

Ingo Dörrie

This is exactly the feature I am missing right now.

That should be added because I assume many users to have use cases for such feature.

Highly appreciated request.

Bri_dvh6hu

I just searched looks like there is a suggestion/request submitted last month that covers it: CONFCLOUD-79584 - Charts for Databases inside confluence

Adding here in case anyone else finds this via search as I did.

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