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Either from an Excel file that I post or from a native Confluence table. Either way I have to have an editable file on a confluence page that can have the data exported out.
Hi @Lynn Crush ,
We can suggest trying our Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app (the app is developed by our company).
You'll be able to export your tables in the CSV format using the Table Filter macro and/or CSV/XLSX formats with the help of the Table Spreadsheet macro.
can the csv export be done programatically? I see how to manually export but was hoping to export/import directly through a gsheet
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Hi @Dave Fey ,
Unfortunately, the export can't be done automatically.
What concerns import from Google Sheets, it is possible to connect your sheet via the Table from CSV macro. Then any changes made to the Google Sheet will be automatically visible in Confluence.
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