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Request: export table #107
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Hi, Yes it would be possible, and fairly easy to convert the tables to html tables, however I am not entirely sure how to close that loop, as in where to place the html tables etc. |
Hi, |
Exporting to CSV would be much more portable indeed. |
Should we exported it to a user defined path or just in a new buffer ? |
IMO, buffer would be better. User may not want to save it to fs, on the other hand buffer can be easily saved if needed. Thus it will be more flexible. |
I understand that you want to export vim-table-mode table into CSV through VimL. I need that feature too as I use vim-table-mode to keep a log of expenses while I work as a tour guide for a group of people. After each trip, I have to convert it into LibreOffice Calc file and add spreadsheet formulas in order to charge the expenses to each of them. My customers expect to get the report in Microsoft Excel format, which I then have to convert it again from LibreOffice Calc. It's like using vim-table-mode while I work, then export it into a spreadsheet format for end-users who don't quite understand text file (!). So, while waiting for you to add this feature into vim-table-mode, I have written a small Python script to do just that so I would like to share it just in case someone needs to use it now. https://github.com/unsigned-nerd/vim-table-mode-to-csv/blob/master/src/vtmtc.py |
Would it be possible, to export the
table-mode
tables tohtml
? It looks like a simple replacement forExcel
, less feature rich but way faster to just write small tables. The only thing I am missing, is getting it in a printable format.Sadly I have to admit I have no idea of such things, hence I don't know if I am asking the impossible. I just saw the feature in vimwiki and thought it would be awesome. You already stat:
I think this should then be easily be possible to convert to html.
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