Introduction
Since the Chart.js for Confluence app reads the information from tables, it is fairly simple to use an Excel table and copy it over to Confluence into a chart macro. Here is an example for a Bar Chart.
Prepare the table in Excel
Select and copy the table
Edit your Confluence page and insert a Chart.js Bar Chart macro
Paste the Excel table from the clipboard into the macro body
Insert a 2nd and a 3rd column
The macro expects these two columns. They allow you to specify the type and color of the data series in each row.
Publish your page
At this
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point you can already publish your page. Even though you haven't specified type and color. The macro will use defaults and random colors.
Edit your page again and fine tune your chart
You can go back to your macro and specify more details.
Final result after publish
| Style |
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div#main-content.wiki-content {
font-size: 1.2em !important;
font-family: Segoe UI, sans-serif !important;
} |