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This page demonstrates how to use the Table Plus macro, which is part of the Advanced Tables for Confluence app, to provide view users an option to downloading or exporting (as an attachment) a CSV representation of the table view. By specifying the Allow export parameter on the macro, users are given 2 icons that can be clicked to download or export the current table view to a CSV file. Download places the file on the user local system and export creates an attachment.
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The attachment Product Revenue.csv exported above, can be imported back to a Confluence page using the CSV Table macro. This could be used for showing snapshots of tables that have been archived for a historical view. The following is like CSV Table macro with the attachment on this page:
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The following parameters were used in the CSV Table macro is shown above:
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| CSV Table settings > Data settings > Output format | wiki |
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| Row settings > Header & footer rows > Number of header rows | 1 |
CSV Table settings > Data format > Augments to data row values | , , !%3%! |
CSV Table settings > Data format > Augments > Augments to footing footer row values | , , Total |
CSV Table settings > Data source > Method of locating JSON data (Attachment) > Attachment | Product Revenue.csv |
Column settings > Formatting > Column type (1 2 3 4) | I S E C |
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