Obsidian plugins with #table-editor#

The Markdown Table Editor plugin provides a comprehensive tool for creating, editing, and formatting Markdown tables directly within Obsidian. It supports converting CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets data into Markdown table format, making it easy to incorporate structured data into your notes. Users can perform advanced operations like adding, deleting, and moving rows or columns, as well as sorting data and justifying headers. The plugin also offers features to select and edit existing tables seamlessly. Its intuitive interface and integration with Obsidian's command palette streamline the process of managing tabular data, enhancing productivity and organization in note-taking workflows.

The Excidian plugin embeds Excel tables and sheets in notes and saves cell edits directly to the original .xlsx workbook. Tables expand when you add entries, carrying over calculated columns and formatting. Sheet views retain column widths, merged cells, hidden rows and colours, with controls to display selected ranges or columns. Excel validation rules provide searchable dropdowns and checks for numbers, dates and text length. It reloads workbooks when files change, flags possible sync conflict copies and creates a backup on the first save of each session. Desktop can access workbooks outside the vault and resolve OneDrive paths across computers, while mobile is limited to files inside the vault. Only edited cells change and other workbook content is preserved. Formulas are stored but not calculated until Excel opens the file.

The Vtable plugin adds editable tables with merged cells, line breaks and checkable task lists inside code blocks. Cells support Markdown formatting, image embeds, inline math and HTML, with content rendered when editing focus moves away. You can reorder rows and columns by dragging, format selected cells together or copy a rectangular selection as a Markdown table. Pasting can either overwrite existing cells or extend the grid to fit. Formulas calculate sums, averages, counts and minimum or maximum values. Table data can also become bar, pie and line charts, including combined bar and line charts. Display options cover wrapping, horizontal scrolling and fixed dimensions, alongside configurable borders and zebra stripes. Tables convert to and from Markdown or HTML, with edits automatically saved as JSON in the source block. Desktop supports dragging to fill number and calendar series.