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Table Filter and Charts for Confluence add-on allows you to specify default filtration values for all filter types. You can use default values to show the required data set to your colleagues and partners. You can set filters while editing the Confluence page or viewing it. |
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Setting default values
- Switch the page to edit mode.
- Select the macro and click Edit.
- In the Free Text Filter Columns box, select the columns for filtration with free text filters.
- Save the macro.
- Save the page.
- On the filtration pane, enter the appropriate values or use regular expressions for flexible data filtration.
Using regular expressions
You can use JavaScript-style regular expressions in free text filters.
Examples
| Regular Expression | Matched Values |
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| [Dd]oe | Doe, doe |
| colo(u)?r | color, colour |
| Developer|Scientist | Developer, Scientist |
The full list of regular expressions is available here.
- Switch to the Filtration tab.
- Click Set filters' default values.
- Select or enter the appropriate default values for available filters. You can set multiple values for dropdown, free text and global filters.
- Click Save.
- Save the macro.
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You can also set default values while filtering the table in the page view mode. |
