Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft} Expert

Hi @Megan Meyer , The Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app is our addon and we don't register any load issues from our customers. Please raise a support ticket here - we'll investigate your case, because the Jira Issues < Table Filter < Pivot Table nesting is a common one and it shouldn't cause any problems.

Hi @Carrie Oviatt , We can suggest trying our app - Handy Macros for Confluence. This addon provides the Handy Status macro that allows you to create predefined lists of statuses and easily switch them in page-view mode (within a table cell or not - it doesn't matter).

Hi @John Hoover , I can suggest using a Gantt chart instead of a Roadmap Planner macro. This chart is provided by the standard Confluence Chart macro or you may browse the Marketplace to find its more flexible versions. For example, our app Table Filter and Charts for Confluence and its Chart from Table macro provide an…

Hi @Hassan Khalil , I assume that you have tables in Confluence and want to count percentage change for your values and visualize your statistics via graphs. We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You may use its Table Transformer macro to perform various calculations and the Chart from…

Hi @[deleted] , if I got your case right, you want to edit your tables in Excel but show the data in Confluence. We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You'll be able to use its Table from CSV macro to import your large tables into Confluence and then filter, aggregate, visualize your…

Hi @John Ientile , The Chart from Table macro aggregates the values that are less than 1% into the group "Other". The sectors are very small in this case, and you won't be able to define them and read their labels. Unfortunately, you didn't attach your source table but I assume that you have a lot of values that are <1%,…

Hi @Daniel , If you have the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app installed for your instance (it's our addon), we can suggest using the following workaround with its macros: * store your Excel data in the CSV format * use the Table from CSV macro to turn your file (attachment) into a Confluence table * use the Table…

Hi @Andrew Rajkovic , Maybe you have the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app installed for your instance - it is our addon and it's compatible with the Decision Report macro. Its Table Filter macro will help you to filter and sort your report - please check this old thread where I gave several screenshots for the…

Hi @Jason H , We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. The addon supports dynamic Confluence macros such as Page Properties Report, Jira Issues, Content Report Table, etc. and allow you to filter your data (and set inversed filters to hide specific rows as well), create pivots and visualize…

Hi @Arif Banduwale , The Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app mentioned above is our app and it allows you to filter your data, create pivots, perform calculations and visualize your information. We can suggest booking a live demo for you and your team - we'll be happy to show different use cases as well as easy…

Hi @louise_seagrave , You'll need additional apps to complete this task, for example, our Handy Macros for Confluence and its Handy Status macro that allows you to create predefined sets of statuses to choose from (also in the page view mode).

Hi @Oksana , I see that you use the Chart from Table macro that belongs to the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app (it's our add-on). The app also provides the Table Excerpt/Table Excerpt Include macros that can fully replace the Page Properties Report macro (and even collect multiple row tables). Try to use these…

Hi @Romane Genty , As far as I know, the Chart macro doesn't support such type of graphs. Try to browse Marketplace for any additional apps with this specific feature. As usual, we suggest using our own app (Table Filter and Charts for Confluence) with a wide range of graphs, but your case is a rare one, so I can't come up…

Hi @Raymond Groener , If you use the Jira Issues macro to display tickets on your Confluence pages, then we can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You'll be able to use the Pivot and Chart from Table macros to aggregate your issues by date periods, assignees, etc. and visualize your data. Here…

Hi @Manuel Bähnisch , Please check this question - here I answer how to search for the Table Excerpt Include macros (they are provided by our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence). But the concept will be the same for any macros you have.

Hi @krevis , You may also check the Page Properties/Page Properties Report macros - you'll be able to create your documentation right in Confluence and get a summary report about all your pages via this standard macro. Our customers often use this report, for example, for release notes tracking. And you may also use…

Hi @[deleted] , We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Its Table Filter macro works with the Change History macro perfectly well - just wrap it into the Table Filter macro body and filter your versions by assignees (dropdown filter), dates (date filter), comments (free text filter). Our app…

Hi @Gregor Balsiger We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence - to collect the original tables, links and additional information about your Excel macros on the one Confluence page. The app is mostly used for table filtration, data aggregation and visualization, but it also provides the Table…

Hi @davin , As it seems to me, you are a power-user both of Confluence and our app. Maybe you'll be able to talk to us via Zoom about your current uses cases, needs, any ideas you have, etc? Please book a suitable time slot here - we'll be happy to meet you in person.)

Hi @Ashutosh Mohanty , If you use the Jira Issues macro on your Confluence pages to display your Jira data, we can suggest trying our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. The app is suitable for all hostings: Cloud, Server and DC. The concept is that you wrap the Jira Issues macro with a general JQL query (for…

Hi @Jose Manuel Beas , We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Its macros (and the Table Filter macro in particular) work with the Page Properties Report perfectly well and allow you to filter, aggregate and visualize your data. Please look here for an example.

Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any workarounds that can operate with multiple subsheets of the Excel files. Maybe you should browse the Marketplace for this specific feature. The apps besides ours that I've come across operated only with simple universal formats such as CSV, TSV, JSON.

Hi @Sushant Verma , We often recommend our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence - to create Jira dashboards in Confluence. The dashboards are based on the standard Jira Issues macro: you'll need to wrap the Jira Issues macro into the Table Filter, Pivot Table and Chart from Table macros so that you'll be able to…

The Table Transformer macro, we can say so, creates its own virtual table and the native sorting is applied to it by the app. Without the Table Transformer (with the Table Filter macro or without it) Confluence applies its own native sorting with a text logic that is not suitable for your case. The Table Filter macro only…

Hi @Pourplanche , We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You'll be able to filter you Page Properties Report on the fly, aggregate your data and visualize it. Please check here for an example. And you may also read one of our recent blog posts related to the amplifying of the standard Page…

Hi @Amani Christopher , you may try to use our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Maybe you have already installed it for your Confluence instance for filtering and aggregating tabular data (try to find the Table Filter macro into the macrobrowser). For this case you may use the Table from CSV macro - it allows…

Here is how the default Confluence sorting into headers works for me: The first variant is wrong - it's a table wrapped into the Table Filter macro (without it's own sorting). The second variant seems to be right - it's a table wrapped into the Table Transformer macro and then into the Table Filter macro. I don't use any…

You'll be able to hide the unwanted columns: This example is for the classic panel view but you can also hide columns via the header filters view as well. Besides sometimes Table Transformer may help even without any splitting - for example, for my manually created table sorting works right if I simply wrap my table into…

And have you tried the Table Transformer? When I check the sorting using a manually created table and the Table Filter macro, here is my result: After the Table Transformer macro the result is different:

We can suggest a workaround for the first case: wrap your ConfiForm macro into the Table Transformer macro and then into the Table Filter macro. Use the following SQL query for the Table Transformer: SELECT *, T1.'Process #'->split("-")->0 AS 'M', T1.'Process #'->split("-")->1 AS 'Number' FROM T* It will split your "M-XX"…