Changelog /ˈver.si.oː.ni.ˌlo.ɡi/
What’s new
Discover the latest improvements in Simple Tables for Confluence.
2025
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September 16, 2025 — version 4.0.0 Latest
- Enum data type with four display styles:
- Auto-detection for enums when >80% of rows share repeated values and the number of distinct values is < 15 (guessed from data).
- Custom options: you can add enum values that are not present in the source data.
Full notes
This major release introduces a new Enum data type, a redesigned Formatting panel, and a new aggregation (Mode) to make tables more expressive and easier to read.
New
- Enum data type with four display styles: Pills, Simple, Colored text, and Raw.
- Auto-detection for enums when >80% of rows share repeated values and the number of distinct values is < 15 (guessed from data).
- Custom options: you can add enum values that are not present in the source data.
- New Mode aggregation available in Grouping and Footer aggregations (shown only when calculation is possible).
Formatting
- The Themes tab has been renamed to Formatting.
- Layout & Density is now a single combo dropdown for quicker selection.
- New Table height setting with four options: Small, Medium, Large, and Full content. -
August 20, 2025 — version 3.6.0
- Added logic to detect and handle wrongly assigned MIME types from Confluence so affected files now load as expected.
- Internal handling improvements to avoid similar cases in future.
Full notes
Quick hotfix addressing an issue where Confluence assigned an incorrect MIME type to certain files, preventing correct processing inside Simple Table.
Fixes & Improvements
- Added logic to detect and handle wrongly assigned MIME types from Confluence so affected files now load as expected.
- Internal handling improvements to avoid similar cases in future. -
August 20, 2025 — version 3.5.0
- Attachments now correctly respect
- Numbers in the
- Fixed minor UI rendering issues in the preview panel reported by DHL Testing.
Full notes
This update introduces support for localized date formatting when displaying dates inside the Simple Table macro.
Fixes & Improvements
- Attachments now correctly respect pathToFile and JSON keys containing dots are properly escaped (fixed using dotprop escape).
- Numbers in the bodied macro are now rendered using the correct European locale when Confluence is configured in German (e.g.1.987,65
).
- Fixed minor UI rendering issues in the preview panel reported by DHL Testing. -
August 12, 2025 — version 3.4.0
- Improved the preview experience in the table setup panel so you can see visual changes instantly before applying them.
- Minor UI adjustments for better consistency across browsers.
- Small performance improvements when rendering large tables.
Full notes
This release introduces a new Themes section with the first available option: Layout and spacing. You can now choose between Default, Compact, Comfortable, and Striped layouts to better match your table's purpose and improve readability.
Fixes & Improvements
- Improved the preview experience in the table setup panel so you can see visual changes instantly before applying them.
- Minor UI adjustments for better consistency across browsers.
- Small performance improvements when rendering large tables. -
August 6, 2025 — version 3.3.0
- Fixed an issue with sorting when grouping was enabled — sorting is now reliable across all grouped tables.
- When using
- Resolved a bug with column reordering that affected native tables inside the macro.
Full notes
This release adds support for Confluence-style date formats, including ISO8601 and localized formats, making it easier to display dates the way you need.
Fixes & Improvements
- Fixed an issue with sorting when grouping was enabled — sorting is now reliable across all grouped tables.
- When using Simple Table with Body, changes made to native Confluence tables are now reflected correctly.
- Resolved a bug with column reordering that affected native tables inside the macro. -
August 2, 2025 — version 3.2.0
- Added a loading overlay when fetching data from attachments to give users clear feedback during table initialization.
- Resolved several critical issues that could cause blank tables or failed data loads when skipping the preview step.
- Fixed currency detection for
Full notes
This release focuses on improving stability and user experience, especially when working with attachments and currency data in bodied tables.
Fixes & Improvements
- Added a loading overlay when fetching data from attachments to give users clear feedback during table initialization.
- Resolved several critical issues that could cause blank tables or failed data loads when skipping the preview step.
- Fixed currency detection for Simple Table Bodied, ensuring pasted or attached JSON with currency fields is properly recognized and displayed.
- Added contextual guidance to help users configure the Simple Table Bodied macro more easily.
- Fixed a display issue where the default image was missing in this macro type. -
July 29, 2025 — version 3.1.0
- Added new icons for feedback and documentation.
- Improved UX when pasting data to prevent empty previews.
- Added a tooltip for the calculated-column icon.
Full notes
This release delivers minor improvements and fixes to polish the overall experience.
Fixes & Improvements
- Added new icons for feedback and documentation.
- Improved UX when pasting data to prevent empty previews.
- Added a tooltip for the calculated-column icon.
- Updated the macro’s body to display a custom message and usage instructions.
- Added support for American number formats (commas as thousand separators and periods as decimal markers).
- Switched the UI font to Manrope.
- Removed the internal version label from the setup wizard.
- Clarified various texts to better reflect Excel support.
- Fixed a bug that caused a blank screen when clearing the source name in calculated columns.
- Made the table format display more clearly when inserting the macro. -
July 18, 2025 — version 3.0.0
- Added support for native Confluence tables using a double-macro approach.
- Introduced grouping rows by any column.
- Enabled import/export of Excel (XLS) files.
Full notes
This major update introduces several powerful new features and key improvements.
Fixes & Improvements
- Added support for native Confluence tables using a double-macro approach.
- Introduced grouping rows by any column.
- Enabled import/export of Excel (XLS) files.
- Setup now retains configuration edits between view and edit modes.
- Added a new location for adding columns.
- Improved handling of nested JSON fields with a banner.
- Added a formula marker (ƒ) for calculated columns.
- Introduced a sticky header with fixed scrolling in the setup panel.
- Optimized performance by evaluating formulas once per column instead of per row.
- Added a loading spinner when resolving data from attachments. -
July 14, 2025 — version 2.3
- Added calculated columns supporting custom formulas (e.g.,
- Added rich number types, including Currency, Decimal with custom places, and Compact numbers.
Full notes
This release introduces powerful new capabilities for working with data inside your tables.
Fixes & Improvements
- Added calculated columns supporting custom formulas (e.g.,ColumnA * 1.21
) and nested JSON fields.
- Added rich number types, including Currency, Decimal with custom places, and Compact numbers. -
June 30, 2025 — version 2.2
- Added complete support for importing data from CSV and JSON via paste, file upload, or Confluence page attachments.
- Introduced powerful table features: row numbering, column sorting, search bar, renaming and hiding columns, and exporting tables as CSV.
- Extended formula support with MIN, MAX, COUNT, COUNT DISTINCT, SUM, and AVG — all operating securely within Atlassian’s cloud infrastructure.
Full notes
This version expands data handling and table functionality significantly.
Fixes & Improvements
- Added complete support for importing data from CSV and JSON via paste, file upload, or Confluence page attachments.
- Introduced powerful table features: row numbering, column sorting, search bar, renaming and hiding columns, and exporting tables as CSV.
- Extended formula support with MIN, MAX, COUNT, COUNT DISTINCT, SUM, and AVG — all operating securely within Atlassian’s cloud infrastructure. -
June 11, 2025 — version 1.0 (Private pre‑launch)
- Initial version created for internal testing.
- Functional evaluation prior to Marketplace listing.
Full notes
This is the first internal release of Simple Tables for Confluence Cloud, serving as a pre-marketplace version for functional testing and internal evaluation.
Fixes & Improvements
- Initial version created for internal testing.
- Functional evaluation prior to Marketplace listing.
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