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This page demonstrates importing an You can import a Microsoft Excel worksheet into Confluence with the Excel macro. As a test, the second row was colored yellow in Excel. The color is not rendered in Confluence but appears when you hover your mouse over a row.

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in multiple ways:

• If you want to import a worksheet into Confluence as a table and edit the table in Confluence from now on, you can paste the cells into the Confluence editor and save the page.

The View File macro may also be used to embed an Excel file in a page. Color is rendered by the View File macro.

To import the spreadsheet using the Excel macro

• Type {exc
• When the macro browser opens, select Excel.
• Specify the file to display and any other parameters you wish to specify.

• If you want to import a worksheet into Confluence as a file, you can import it with the Excel macro. An example follows.

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• Office Excel

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• name

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• Excel_Spreadsheet_Row_Two_Yellow_508_compliant.xls

  For instructions, refer to the Excel for Confluence documentation:

  https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf73/view-file-macro-991928244.html#excel

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