Active table editor

Opening the Table Editor below the active leafYou can right click the ribbon icon and select "Open Editor (Below the Active View)" to split the current view horizontally and open the Table Editor below.You can also do it from the command palette using the "Markdown Table Editor: Open Editor (Below the Active View)" command.2. Installation2.1 From GitHubDownload the Latest Release from the Releases section of the GitHub RepositoryPut files to your vault's plugins folder: /.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-excel-to-markdown-tableReload ObsidianIf prompted about Safe Mode, you can disable safe mode and enable the plugin.Otherwise, head to Settings, third-party plugins, make sure safe mode is off and enable the plugin from there.Note: The .obsidian folder may be hidden. On macOS, you should be able to press Command+Shift+Dot to show the folder in Finder.3. LicenseMIT4. AcknowledgementsSpecial thanks for @FelipeRearden for his valuable feedback and feature suggestions that has helped shaping up this plugin!Thank you @cumany, for adding "Update Table" button and adding support for popover window.5. Other Obsidian plusins/tools made by me#Name/RepoLinkType1Obsidian Excel to Markdown TablePlugin2Obsidian Clipper MakerLive LinkTool3Obsidian Plugin StatsLive LinkToolIf you like my work, you could consider buying me a coffee. It is unnecessary, but appreciated 🙂

Been customizations created for the selected bar. Click OK to confirm the removal of all customizations from the selected bar and restore the original default menus and toolbars.Adding a Group Separator to a Drop-down MenuYou can add a line separator above the item in a menu or before an icon in a toolbar. With the Customizing Editor dialog open, right-click on a menu or toolbar item then select Begin Group. Creating a New Drop-Down Menu With the Customizing Editor dialog open, place the cursor where you want to add the new drop-down menu. A drop-down menu can be added to create a new main menu, or to create a sub-menu within an existing menu. To create a main menu, select the existing menu to the right of where you want the new menu to appear. To create a sub-menu, select the command on the existing menu, below where you want the new sub-menu to appear. With cursor positioned, right-click and choose the Insert Drop Down command from the context menu. The Edit Drop Down Menu dialog opens. Enter a Caption (the menu name), a popup key to quickly access the menu (this is optional), and a bitmap for an icon (if required) then click OK. The new menu name (Caption) appears in the menus.An accelerator key can be specified as part of the menu's caption by adding the ampersand (&) character immediately before the letter that you want to use as the accelerator. You can now add commands to your new menu. See the Adding a Command to a Menu or Toolbar section for details.Location of Customization FilesThe files for your customizations are stored at: \Users\\AppData\Roaming\Altium\Altium Designer . These files are: UserTools.tlt DXP.rcsSystem-Level CommandsOn the Commands tab of the Customizing Editor dialog, [System Level] includes the commands to 'toggle floating panel visibility' and to toggle floating panel focus'. Any new commands added to this category will become system commands and their shortcut keys can be used in any editor.Working with Shortcut Key TablesA shortcut key table lists all the shortcuts currently available in an editor. Only one shortcut key table can be active per editor. As an example, Schematic Shortcuts is the name of the default shortcut key table for the schematic editor. If a shortcut key is changed in a command, it is updated in the active table automatically.Shortcut key tables can be added, created, deleted, or modified in the same way as menus and toolbars.Localization for Foreign LanguagesAltium Designer supports several non-English language modes. All menu items and most dialog text will be presented in the language chosen in Windows for the computer on which Altium Designer is installed. Localization is configured on the System - General page of the Preferences dialog. After changing any of the Localization settings, you will need to restart Altium Designer.

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On the header and drag it to the desired location.Users can also quickly hide headers by clicking into the menu in any roadmap header and selecting the Manage Columns option. From this menu, users can view all active & inactie headers in their roadmap and hide/reveal headers using the provided toggles.Table Features & ComponentsItems TableItemsAll items in your roadmap are displayed as single rows in the Table View, with each Item's row broken down into columns that correspond with the fields along the top of your Table View. These items are the building bricks of your roadmap and any new items or updates to existing items are immediately shown on your roadmap views.Item RankItems in the Table View are ranked numerically and will retain their numeric ranking if/when the table is sorted. This ranking does not interfere with the user's ability to edit the table and the fixed ranking for items allows teams to both pinpoint an item's priority within a view and simplify their understanding of how items will be presented in their roadmap views.Add New Item BarFor users with Editor access or above, the Add New Item Bar is pinned at the bottom of your Table View display. This bar is always present on the roadmap and allows the user to quickly input new items without slowing down their work. Add New Item Bars can also be triggered inline for both Items and Sub-Items via the Context Menu.Date PickerThe Date Picker in the Table View allows users to interact with two fields in one place - the Date Field and the Bucket Field. While users cannot have both values present on the same item, they can toggle between them on an item-by-item basis and choose the value which best represents the time span or grouping for that particular roadmap item.Field HeadersIn your Table View, you can further contextualize your items using Fields. Each new field will appear as a new column on the table and they can be reordered to best fit the narrative you're trying to build with your roadmap data.In the Table View, users can interact with the following Fields:Item Name Team Member FieldA fixed field on the Table View, the Item Name displays the name of the roadmap item. Parent Items in the Table View will display a count of their Child Items, and Linked Items will display a count of all active links on