How do I copy the data in the Table view and/or export to a spreadsheet
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How do I copy the data in the Table view and/or export to a spreadsheet
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+18- Supporter
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Hi,
If you mean the table from the visual preview the I do not think there is a button to save the displayed data, but you can open the preview by clicking on the Data Inspector button and save it.
The Data Inspector uses the quick translator (I suspect) to translate the data to any supported FME format.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
If you mean the table from the visual preview the I do not think there is a button to save the displayed data, but you can open the preview by clicking on the Data Inspector button and save it.
The Data Inspector uses the quick translator (I suspect) to translate the data to any supported FME format.
Hope this helps.
GeoJSON to Excel does not pass coordinates ?? Am I missing something?
+2- Contributor
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Hi @wishbone-1,
Building on @itay's answer, yes you can save data directly from the feature table (see the Data Retrieval article for more). Please note that only attributes that are exposed in the table view will be included when using the Save Data As (or save selected data as) option.
If you want to include the coordinates, you will want to either extract the geometry using a GeometryExtractor or use the CoordinateExtractor depending on the geometry/expected output.
Hi,
If you mean the table from the visual preview the I do not think there is a button to save the displayed data, but you can open the preview by clicking on the Data Inspector button and save it.
The Data Inspector uses the quick translator (I suspect) to translate the data to any supported FME format.
Hope this helps.
Thank you Chris