Katerina Rudkovskaya [Stiltsoft] Atlassian Partner

Hi @Emily Berg 1. We'll investigate it and get back to you. 2. Please try to create a small manually created table with the following words inside it: "No Issues Found". Then wrap it and your source table with Table Transformer and use the following SQL query: SELECT * FROM T1 By the way, in this case the source table is…

Hello @Emily Berg , Please use the following CSS to remove the message: .table-joiner .wrapper .aui-message.info.aui-message-info{ display: none; } Add the following CSS to the global, space stylesheet or the HTML macro. Please note that the 7.1.13 version of Table Filter and Chart already provides the possibility to hide…

Atlassian Support advised that the bug is fixed in the 4.15.0 version.

Our app works only with table data. Unfortunetly, it can't pull the full content of a page with a label into another page.

Hello Ashish, I advise you using Table Filter and Chart for Confluence app in this case. Please wrap your table with our Table Transformer macro and use the following SQL query: SELECT 'Subsystem', 'Sys Req id'::string->padStart(3, "0") AS 'Sys Req id', 'Summary', 'Description' FROM (SELECT *, ROWNUM() AS 'Sys Req id' FROM…

Hello @evanbartlett, You can try the Table Excerpt, Table Excerpt Include macros of the Table Filter and Chart for Confluence app. They combine different kinds of table excerption and multi-excerption in one tool: * excerption within one page * multi-excerption within multiple pages and spaces searched by:* page names *…

Hello @James Tweedie-Long NEW , You can use Table Filter and Chart for Confluence app to filter Page Properties Report according to your needs easily. Here's the example how it works: Katerina Stiltsoft

Hi , Check this thread in the Community. The second part of the discussion is related to your case - how to add an additional column with comments to your Jira Issues macro in Confluence Cloud.

Hello Jannis, Please submit a support request (https://jsd.stiltsoft.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/2) with screenshots, details of your use case so we could try to reproduce the issue and investigate it. Also, please attach the page storage format if possible. You can view the Confluence storage format for a given page…

Hello @Дмитрий Пересекин , If you're using your table on the Confluence page, you can wrap Office Excel with the Table Filter macro of the Table Filter and Charts app and define Freeze first N rows option in its browser: Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @XG Support 44 , You can try the Table from CSV macro of the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app. It allows you to output tables in CSV format from Google Sheets and Google Drive on Confluence pages. Katerina Stiltsoft

That's strange, please raise a support ticket (attach the screenshots and the Page Storage Format: Upper right corner of the page -> ... -> View Storage Format). Thanks! Katerina Stiltsoft

You need to wrap Table Excerpt Include with Table Filter and apply sorting for the 'Period' column. Regarding your manually created table inside the Table Excerpt macro, you can also sort it with the help of Table Filter. Please choose the 'NO' column in its browser. Please note that it doesn't influence your chart.…

Hello @Vamshi Korde, Please wrap your source table with the Table Filter macro, then open its macro browser and apply 'Default sorting': Thus, you get filtered data in your chart: Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @brett.moore , Please note that the Table Excerpt, Table Excerpt Include macros are a part of Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app. Could you please check whether the app was uninstalled in the Confluence administration? Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @Oliver Thomas Gatland Please note that since the 6.1.0 version, the Confluence Wiki Markup and Markdown syntax is supported in the Table Transformer macro. It means that you can enhance the formatting abilities of your tables in Confluence. With the help of the FORMATWIKI() function, conditional…

Hello @Peter McCrystal Please note that since the 6.1.0 version, the Confluence Wiki Markup and Markdown syntax is supported in the Table Transformer macro. It means that you can enhance the formatting abilities of your tables in Confluence. With the help of the FORMATWIKI() function, conditional formatting, conditional…

Hello @Kelly Brennan Please note that since the 6.1.0 version, the Confluence Wiki Markup and Markdown syntax is supported in the Table Transformer macro. It means that you can enhance the formatting abilities of your tables in Confluence. With the help of the FORMATWIKI() function, conditional formatting, conditional…

Hello @Rune Hellem , You can try the Table from JSON macro, which is released in the 6.3.0 version of Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. With the help of this app, you can also filter any kind of data, summarize it and visualize with dynamically updated charts. Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @Lasse Kamp , You can try the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app. Its macros help to filter, transform table data, make calculations, create pivots and then visualize it. It may help you with the case. Best regards, Katerina

Hello @Jo Guthrie , You can try the Table from CSV macro to output a table from CSV or TSV data source in Confluence. When you change table data, it will be automatically updated on the page with its help. Please note that this macro is a part of the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app. Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @Ronja Kallhammer There's the Table Toolbox macro in Confluence Cloud, which allows you to combine (nest) multiple macros included in the app. Please use it to insert Table Transformer into Table Filter. Best regards, Katerina

Hi @Seth Howard , I would recommend you to try our Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app for this purpose. The Export to CSV option is available in the following macros: * Table Filter * Pivot Table * Table Transformer If you just need to export your source table, you can wrap your table with Table Filter, and then…

Hi @[deleted] , I am glad 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. Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @[deleted] You can try the Table Excerpt and Table Excerpt Include macros of the Table Filter and Chart for Confluence app which are now available for Cloud. You just need the latest version of the app, thus you'll be able to use these macros. Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @Frances Holbrook , You can try the Table Excerpt and Table Excerpt Include macros of the Table Filter and Chart for Confluence app which are now available for Cloud. You just need the latest version of the app, thus you'll be able to use these macros. Katerina Stiltsoft

Hello @Andy Burgess I am glad 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. Katerina Stiltsoft

Hi @srikanta sahoo , The best result you can get with the help of our app for this case is It works if you wrap all that structure of macros I sent you before with Table Filter, then set reversed filter and hide the first column. Best regards, Katerina

Hello @srikanta sahoo , You can do it with the help of the Table Transformer and Table Filter macros of the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app. 1.You need to wrap one of your tables with Table Transformer, tick Transpose tables box in its Settings. 2. Insert transposed table into Table Filter, tick Hide columns box…