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This is a very high level feature recommendation, to be refined if found interesting.
The idea is to support tables both as data input for formulas and as output (formatted as Markdown tables).
I understand that, in order to support Markdown tables, they should be defined out of the scope of the "math" block.
And therefore, this would require a way to reference them, which might be very hard or even not possible.
Please comment if you think this feature could be useful.
Thanks!
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Each table should have a unique id that can be referenced from within the math block.
I'm not recommending to use a specific format for both the table id and the reference.
Just used Dataview's [key: value] format to illustrate the need for a way to identify the table.
And the same goes for the table reference: a combination of a link and a table range as defined in the Advanced Tables plugin.
I don't know whether this feature is feasible, but I think it would be very useful to have computable data as Markdown tables.
Hi,
This is a very high level feature recommendation, to be refined if found interesting.
The idea is to support tables both as data input for formulas and as output (formatted as Markdown tables).
I understand that, in order to support Markdown tables, they should be defined out of the scope of the "math" block.
And therefore, this would require a way to reference them, which might be very hard or even not possible.
Please comment if you think this feature could be useful.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: