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The Spreadsheet from Table macro allows
transferringyou to convert your regular table or table outputting macro's content into
Table Spreadsheet environment with all its corresponding tools and features.Thea spreadsheet.
To turn your source table into an Excel-like sheet, insert the Spreadsheet from Table macro
allows transferring your regular table or table outputting macro's content into Table Spreadsheet environment with all its corresponding tools and featureson the page and copy/paste your table (either manually created or macro generated) inside its body. Then you may open the macro once more or publish your page and return to the view mode - you'll see your data in the spreadsheet.
The interface, tools, and features will be the same as in the Table Spreadsheet macro. But the difference is that the Table Spreadsheet macro is bodiless, so, you won't be able to wrap anything in it.
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Spreadsheet from Table will create a separate sheet for each source table/table outputting macro within its body. NOTE: The content of Spreadsheet from Table is dynamic, thus will change in its corresponding cell range every time the source table/-s are updated. |
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Copy&paste the source cell range elsewhere in the current sheet or copy an entire sheet to create a static replica of your source table in the Spreadsheet from Table macro. |
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How to enable the Spreadsheet from Table
Macromacro
Adding the Spreadsheet from Table
Macromacro to a
Pagepage
Using the Spreadsheet from Table
Macromacro
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Spreadsheet from Table macro retains the entire toolset of the Table Spreadsheet macro adding up a few additional features. |
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Spreadsheet from Table macro retains the entire toolset of the Table Spreadsheet macro adding up a few additional features. |























