Problem: The new Table functionality is great but I cannot export the data.
As a Business Analyst I want to export Miro tables to Excel so that I can use them in reports and import data into other apps.
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This would be great. Foolishly I used ‘tables’ to include text fields as well as status / dates etc. The only option for export I can see is to copy and paste each field into a grid and then export the grid.
As a developer, I also need to export my Miro tables as CSV or markdown (either or both will do, I can do my own data mangling if necessary) so that I can paste them to other places like Confluence.
Any ETA on this critical feature?
As a team leader, I’m exploring using the new Tables and Timeline features to hold planning for my team. I need to be able to easily import/export data (e.g. from spreadsheets and lists) to populate my plans (as they are typically constructed elsewhere as part of business planning) and share my plans with others or transfer them to other tools.
as a researcher, i also need to export my tables I’ve used for mapping into a csv that I can share with the data analysts in my team. At the moment i’ve gone and recreated them in Airtables that can then be shareable and exported. please prioritise this feature. thanks.
As a service designer I need to copy the tables I created to summarize workshop outcomes so that I can export them to confluence for more standardized documentation
I get the lock in, but without an export function for the new tables, Miro is locking out every user from proper table use.
As a lean/six sigma facilitator, when I facilitate an FMEA, I use sticky notes on top of a table while facilitating a session. But I need to calculate risk scores from those tables and sort/filter the data based on risk scores and other tags in the table, which is much better done in Excel.
Currently, the table exports and about 50% of the cells are accurate, but others are off in bizarre orders or in a completely different cell, even when the table being exported is extremely clean.
An AI feature that got it 95% right would even be very helpful - it’s much faster to check accuracy than to copy/paste cell by cell.
Any ETA on this critical feature?
Really, I cannot use the table feature to its full capability to track tasks and items unless I can move data in and out of the table smoothly.
I wish to use Miro as an all purpose tool for organizing and communicating data. As a business consultant, the feature to export tables into .csv, .xlsx is crucial and I need to store the meeting/session data into excel for further analysis and calculation. I hope the miro team would provide this feature as soon as possible.
Agree. I just started using the tables as an experiment, but they are useless unless you can export.
For me this is a basic function for the new tables solution. Way more important as getting more column types or basic calculation done. As long as not available, nobody at our company will use the table thing.
Miro is great for live collaboration and free documentation. As soon as one state should be frozen, shared and persisted for the entire company, we need to step out of Miro. This won’t change in the next decade.
As a Tester, I’m trying to export a AI generated table based on a mindmap to Excel as a part of a test automation chain. This is currently not possible and should honestly have been a launch feature for Tables.
We have collected a lot of information via this function and are now unable to process it further. This cannot be in your interest. Please offer the export function as soon as possible.
The feature is more than obvious. I even purchased an upgrade to use it without even considering that there might not be an export function. After all, it works perfectly with the old tables—now called grids.
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For anyone who is afraid of locked data: selecting the relevant cells and then transferring them via copy and paste worked flawlessly in Excel.
The feature is more than obvious. I even purchased an upgrade to use it without even considering that there might not be an export function. After all, it works perfectly with the old tables—now called grids.
BUT
For anyone who is afraid of locked data: selecting the relevant cells and then transferring them via copy and paste worked flawlessly in Excel.
update: This applies to raw data only. Everything that is calculated via mirror formulas is corrupted after being pasted in Excel
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