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How do I export a document for Excel

Lori Sinsley

Hi...Anyone know how to export a document to Excel?

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Jonathan Smith

Hi Lori,

I haven't seen a way to export from Confluence article to Excel, but you can export to word or PDF.

If you truly need to get that content (assuming a Confluence table) into Excel, you can copy the table in edit mode, then paste in Excel. Copying from read view won't grab the table headers for some reason.

If this is a routine process, you can always save the Excel file in a file list.

If there are other suggestions, please trump mine because I would love to see better functionality between Microsoft Office and Confluence.

Andrey Khaneev _StiltSoft_

Hi Lori,

Table Filter macro has capability to export tables to CSV.

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Jonathan Smith

Hi Lori,

I haven't seen a way to export from Confluence article to Excel, but you can export to word or PDF.

If this is a routine process, you can always save the Excel file in a file list.

If there are other suggestions, please trump mine because I would love to see better functionality between Microsoft Office and Confluence.

Lori Sinsley

Thanks so much Jonathan! I ended up cutting and pasting each row into an Excel spreadsheet and feel like I wasted hours on this that I didn't have : (

Oh well. I got it done.

Thanks again.

Lori

Fabienne Gerhard

I'm really interested in a good solution, too. Haven't found one yet

Already on a search for plugins because I would love to format the tables a little bit more.

Andrey Khaneev _StiltSoft_

Hi Lori,

Table Filter macro has capability to export tables to CSV.

Fabienne Gerhard

Hi @Andrey Khaneev _StiltSoft_ - definitly gonna try it! That sounds perfect.

Lori Sinsley

Thanks Andrey. Really appreciate it.

Jonathan Smith

Ohhhhh! We have the table filter macro - it worked nicely: Never knew it did that!