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Is there a way to create a drop-down list for a column in a Confluence table (analogous to applying a Validation list to a column in an Excel worksheet) and then selecting from that list per cell in the column? For example a column for "Priority" with drop-down list values of High, Medium, Low.
Thanks so much @Andrey Khaneev _StiltSoft_
I checked out the documentation on Table Filters and if I am understanding it correctly, the table filters are analogous to an Excel filter over unique values in a column to filter the table rows that match the filter value, not for creating a validated drop-down box for data entry into a cell in a table column. Is that correct?
Thanks!
~Randy
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Yes, that's correct. I misunderstood you question. Table Filter won't solve your problem.
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Hi @v-rapsel
You can try excellentable spreadsheet for confluence, which allows creation (or import) a dropdown list
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