It would be nice to easily move table rows up or down when editing a wiki page. We often have tables of data and need to reorder them easily. You can cut and paste a table row but it is slow and tedious. Having an easy up and down button would be great.
I raised an improvement request regarding this on your behalf. Kindly watch it and feel free to comment: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONF-31046
In the new Confluence use ctrl+shift+X and ctrl+shit+V to cut and paste rows. By that you don't need to select the whole row: just put cursor in some cell of it. Very convenient!
That actually works, thank you.
I would encourage adding a vote here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFSERVER-25847
ctrl+shift+X and ctrl+shit+V doesn't work for me on a Mac. Any ideas?
On a Mac: command-shift-X and command-shift-V
found a great and easy workaround:1. copy the table2. paste in google sheets3. reorder4. copy and paste back to Confluence
wow! The future is near! thanks anyway
Drag and Drop would be ideal. I added my vote to CONFSERVER-25847
Meanwhile, I found it's pretty simple to do the following
This even works between pages (while editing both in separate tabs).
I do the same with copy/paste to OneNote which has allowed for easy reordering of rows or columns since like forever ..
It's encouraging to see that this feature is being worked on for Confluence Cloud at least [CONFCLOUD-25847] Drag & Drop to reorder table rows - Create and track feature requests for Atlassian products.
While I love the collaboration opportunities that Confluence Cloud enable, I'm frequently surprised at how it managed to become so popular with so many limitations and essential features that either require a plugin or an upgrade to Premium.
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