**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. ** Since the starting point to edit tables is to make a selection of the markdown table in the note, I think would be amazing if we have a new command that selects a table based on the position of the caret cursors.

Describe the solution you'd like If the caret cursor is placed inside a markdown table, hitting the new command will select the entire table !

Thanks for reading this!

Have a great day!!!!

Hello @ganesshkumar !!!!!

Sorry to bother you with a question that is not 100% related to this plugin.

I’m, finally starting to migrate my EXCEL knowledge to an Obsidian note and I’d like to ask something …

Do you know if there is an code syntax highlight for EXCEL commands.

=VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])

Is there any code syntax that I could use to highlight the arguments of a command in a code block ?

Thanks for your help :)

I wish you a fantastic day!

Describe the bug When using \ to use a link alias, the "\" doesn't get processed and the link gets split to two columns.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. In a table, [[enter a link\|with an alias]]
2. Open the markdown table editor
3. Two columns show up, split at |

Expected behavior There should be only 1 column, with the alias displayed properly.

Screenshots Error/multiple columns:

What it normally looks like:

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• Version 10

I'd like the window to always open bellow. Now, the default setting is that when I click the button it opens in the side. This is kinda bothersome when I'm using Sliding Panes.

I know that we can set hotkeys for different locations for the MTE (under, right, floating), but I'd like an option to set where to open it when clickiung on the icon in the left sidebar.

Also, the MTE commands are not available in the Command Palette (at least for me), they only works by hotkey.

Describe the bug when creating a new table using the commands Open Editor Below and Open Editor Next the MTE window opens empty :(

To Reproduce On an Active Note

1. Go to a empty line
2. Select one of the two commands : Open Editor Below or Open Editor Next
3. See error (images 1 and 2)

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 7
• Version 0.1.1
• Obsidian 0.13.23

Additional context Sorry for bring problems @ganesshkumar !!!!

Let me know if you need more information

Great plugin! I just uninstalled Tableflip after trying this one out :)

Describe the bug The pane is not readable in Dark Mode. Happens in the default theme, so it's not a theme issue.

To Reproduce switch to dark mode

Expected behavior better styling, grey is too light and the white on gray not readable

For example, the following two types of callouts are written The obsidain-table-editor plugin cannot render:

> [!NOTE]
> | title | content |
 | ----- | ------- |
 | 1111      |    333     |

or

> [!NOTE]
> | title | content |
>  | ----- | ------- |
> | 1111      |    333     |

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. ** Hello @ganesshkumar !!!!!

When using the command to Open Md Table Editor Window, would be amazing if the caret cursor is fosused in the first text field Rows:.

This way I could just start to create/edit my table using only the keyboard !!!!!!

• Since I can use TAB to navigate between the fields in the window :)

Describe alternatives you've considered None

Additional context Not this time.

Thank you very much for creating this. It´s a plugin that I wanted in Obsidian for a long time. Now I can finally create/edit tables without effort :)

I wish you a fantastic day!!!!!

My simple CSV content:

111,222,333
444,555,666
777,888,999

Select these lines, invoke Table Editor. It responsed:

Obsidian: v0.14.9 Table Editor: latest version

Being able to open the table view in the hover editor would make this plugin really great!

similar to this https://discord.com/channels/686053708261228577/855181471643861002/961957079952789515

Thank you for your work, it made my studies a great convenience!

While reading the literature, I accumulate my words through obsidian-table-editor. Unfortunately, I couldn't know how many lines I needed to set to record words at the beginning, and I kept adding new lines over and over again. Even more annoying is that currently obsidian-table-editor can only add one line at a time.

Hope obsidian-table-editor can consider doing things like Excel: 1) manually enter the number of rows added in bulk, or 2) select multiple rows to copy and paste and get more rows.

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. ** I have many tables with a first column that contains brief (often one-word) headings/topics, while the later columns have long content. Yet in the table editor at the moment, that first column always takes up the same share of the width of the editor window, resulting in a great deal of useless whitespace and making the other columns wrap into many more lines than necessary.

Describe the solution you'd like Some form of auto-width-calculation of the editor table might be nice; the obsidian preview mode does something like this, so that would be helpful to start with. Then either way, it would be nice to be able to drag the column divisions left and right to manually customize the width of each column in the editor. But really any mechanism to allow me to make that first column narrower and the other columns wider would be fine.

Describe alternatives you've considered Not aware of any.

Describe the bug When I open a manually created table with center alignment, it resets in the editor

Expected behavior I want alignment not to reset

Screenshots

Desktop:

• OS: Linux Mint
• Version: 18

Hi @ganesshkumar,

Thanks for the amazing plugin. And the ease of editing is amazing.

Would it be possible to add hotkeys for addition of rows or columns or deletion as well. As like in spreadsheet application. So editing the table would be easier, than to depend on the ellipsis options with a mouse click.

Thanks.