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Hi @Gireesha Jeera , You need to have two tables wrapped in the Table Transformer macro: * The table with date columns * The small table with the required ratings The second table is created with the help of the standard Status macro. It is often used to indicate the result or progress of different projects. When you…
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Hi @Craig Beaubien, We can recommend our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. If I've got your case right, you have the following situation: there are many small tables related to the special types of products on different pages in your Wiki. The Product name (the first column) is a unique value. Then you have one…
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The Table Toolbox macro works for the new Confluence Cloud editor - you can't nest macros there. So, it seems that you still use an old editor version and wrap macros without any additional tools. Glad that I could help!
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@Sandhya Srinivasan , try to use another workaround with the Table Transformer macro: wrap your PPR in the Table Toolbox macro and create the following nesting PPR <- Table Filter <- Table Transformer. Do not change anything in the Table Transformer macro settings - here we use it only for formatting. As a result, you will…
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You know, we don't expect such behaviour - my screenshots were taken on our own Cloud instance with the latest version of the Table Filter and Charts app. Please, check if your version is up-to-date and raise a support request (as usual, our agents answer within several hours). And, please, attach page storages of the page…
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Here is an example of the left-aligned table with Page Property macro: Here is a right-aligned table: And here is the combined table created with the help of the Page Properties Report macro: As you can see, PPR copies the native alignment of the data - so your users need to use right alignment in all the source tables.…
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Hi @Sandhya Srinivasan, Due to numerous requests from our customers, the Table Filter total values are aligned to the right (not to the left or center). This fully corresponds to the spreadsheet documentation guidelines. So, we can recommend to use right alignment for your source tables as well.
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Thanks a lot!
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Thanks for the fast reply!
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Hi @Jim O'Connell The simplest way to embed your pivot into a Confluence page is to copy/paste it. But if your pivot tables are rather big, it is more convenient to use special apps to import them into Confluence and/or import your source tables into Confluence and create pivots right there. For example, you may try our…
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Hi @[deleted], We can recommend you to try our app - the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. It works for all Confluence hostings (Server, Data Center and Cloud), so you don't need to switch to Cloud from your Server version. Here is step-by-step guide with screenshots how to create Burndown charts in Confluence. All…
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Hi @Yevhenii Pasichko , You can try to use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app. The first step is to reuse your source table on another page. You can do it with the help of the Table Excerpt/Table Excerpt Include macros. The source table: Reused table: The second step is to hide columns that you don't want to…
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Hi @Sirisha b , As usual, by the words "dynamic reports in Confluence" we understand the reports based on the Jira Issues, Page Properties/Page Properties Report and Content Report Table macros. To create neat and easy-to-read tables and charts based on these standard macros, you can try to find additional apps for…
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The Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app is a third-party add-on, and you get it in addition to Confluence (I mean, purchase separately on the Atlassian Marketplace), there are no such features out-of-the box. If you don't see the Table Filter macro in the macro list, then it's not likely your company uses the app at…
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Hi @José Ferreira , You can use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app for your case. Wrap your table in the Table Filter macro, go to the Table View tab and set the required type of the row numbering. For our case it will be the Dynamic Descending one. Now if you add new rows at the top of the table, the…
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Hi @Shailesh Vastrad , The standard Chart macro doesn't work with dynamic macros such as the Jira Issues macro. Try to use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app for your case. Let me show you two options: * based on your manually created table and multiple Jira issues macros * based on pivot table and only one…
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Hi @Venkatesh Prasad (vpns) , You can try to use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app to solve this case. The first step is to collect all the information from your mini Confluence tables on the requirements pages on the one master page. It seems that you already use the Page Properties and Page Properties Report…
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Hi @Jeff Stow , We can recommend to use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app to enhance standard Confluence macros. Wrap your Content Report Table macro in the Table Filter macro and apply the default required sorting (for example, by Title alphabetically). After the page publishing, all the columns become…
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Hi @Jason Dahl , You were suggested to use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app for the case, and I want to guide you through the process. Step 1. Collect all your your big tables from different pages on the one particular page with the help of the Table Excerpt and Table Excerpt Include macros (we mean "reuse"…
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Hi @Timo Winkler , As I see, you want to reuse your xls file on multiple pages and have an opportunity to edit every reused table (all the changes should be applied to the source file). You have two tags for your question: Server and Cloud. So, I've checked how the Office Excel macro works for both of them. Server You can…
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Hi @srikanta sahoo , I'm not sure that we can help you with a responsive button, but, please, clarify what macros you exactly use. The Table Transformer macro is a part of our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Do you mean this macro or something else? And what JSON macro do you put inside its body? We are…
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Hi @Priya Ramakrishnan , We've got your case, but, unfortunately, there is no such feature at the moment. Your request is now in our backlog, and we'll get in touch with you after the implementation.
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Hi @Rohit Dayal , We can recommend to use our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. If you need to add more information to the Jira Issues macro (for example, to the pivots based on your jira issues or smth), you can create additional native Confluence table and merge the two tables with the help of the Table…
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Hi @Lois Jewell , The Charts from Table macro works as a standard Confluence macro, so free space and export bugs will be similar to the out-of-the-box Chart macro. Please, raise your support ticket and attach your Page Storage Format (right corner of your page -> menu "..." -> View Storage Format). We'll recreate the page…
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Hi @Manik Singh , I'm here to tell you that the Table Excerpt and Table Excerpt Include macros are now available for Cloud. You need to update the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app, then you'll be able to use these macros.
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Hi @Joan O"Neill , We can recommend to use our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. It works with the Jira Issues macro perfectly well and you'll be able to create visualized dashboards right in Confluence. If you need to add more information, for example, to the pivots based on your Jira Issues macro, you can…
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Hi @Eve Anijärv , We can recommend to use our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Wrap your Content Report Table macro in the Table Filter macro and set the required sorting. To get even more from the Content Report Table macro watch the following tutorial https://youtu.be/Svxz1MJBMv4
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Hi @Elie Sarafian , We can suggest our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You'll be able to use pagination for long tables to make your Confluence pages more neat and organized. Besides the app will help you to filter your tables, make pivots, perform calculations, etc. And the Expand macro can't divide your…
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Hi @Stephen Garber , Our customers use the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app to work with the Jira Issues and Page Properties Report macros. We suggest to use them separately. For example, you'll be able to create visualized real-time dashboards in Confluence based on the Jira Issues macro. And you'll be able to…
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Hi @Silvia Beale The Table Excerpt and Table Excerpt Include macros help you to reuse tables. You make changes to the source table and get updates to the same multiple tables across your Confluence instance. The historical updates are not preserved somewhere besides standard Confluence page versions. So, it's only partly…