SharePoint List Feature in Confluence
Asked by Kuldeep Vijaykumar:

Hello Team,

Could you please provide my ideas or pointers to create a "List" similar to what we have in SharePoint in Confluence?

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Answers:
author: Juliane Neumann {Communardo}
body: Hi,  
I work for Communardo Software GmbH. Last year, our company assumed ownership of the [SharePoint Connector for Confluence](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.extra.sharepoint/server/overview?utm_source=community&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=CSI) from Atlassian. The SharePoint Connector (also [available for SharePoint Online](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/de.communardo.confluence.plugins.csi/server/overview?utm_source=community&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=CSIO)) includes a macro for embedding SharePoint lists directly into Confluence. It offers robust features that make it easy to find, customize, and display lists from SharePoint in your wiki. You can use it to embed document libraries, contacts lists, sub-sites, and more. I invite you to give it a try with a 30-day free trial from the Atlassian Marketplace.

Cheers,  
Juliane Neumann

comments: author: Marc Ross
body: So many limits and doesn't support 365. Looks like we have to install something on the SharePoint side as well. Became to complicated.


author: Jerry Dodge
body: We switched from SharePoint to Confluence, so we no longer have a SharePoint. Therefore, nothing to link it to.


author: Lori Demkovich
body: [@Juliane Neumann {Communardo}](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/1132835) are you able to edit the embedded list (e.g. add a row, edit a row item)?


author: David Toussaint _Communardo_
body: Hi [@Lori Demkovich](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4182876) depending on the setup it will mostly display the default view of the list. But I'm happy to walk you through and good that you set up a meeting already :)


author: Raimon Gonzales
body: I also need this feature in Confluence. We had SharePoint before in our organization but we're migrating to Confluence. And many of us can't fulfill this important requirement.

Lists are important in record creation which is essential in organization sites. What we have in Confluence (at least the default setup) is just a glorified Notepad where we add columns and rows. Then each time we add a record, we add a row.

Unlike in SharePoint, we can create a list. We can define the fields needed, define which fields are required, its data type (text field, text area, radio, check boxes, etc.).

Once we have records in the list, we can also create a View to filter fields that should not be available to all. Like for example:

1. You have a master list of all your goods on sale.
2. You have columns for Item, Stock Qty, Description, Cost, Mark up, and Retail Price.
3. To other space visitors, you don't want them to see Cost and Mark up. These two fields should only be visible to you and the Sales Manager.
4. Possible in SharePoint but how can you do that in Confluence?

comments: author: Tarun Sapra
body: Did you find a way to export sharepoint lists in confluence or do something similar in confluence?


author: Harold Bernal
body: I've been looking for the same answer


author: cojekz
body: Have any answers been found for suggestion? Thanks!


author: Kuldeep Vijaykumar
body: I have a SharePoint List which has columns of data such as Code, Description, Created Date. This List is an editable one which can be managed in such a way that through UI, I can create a new record or edit an already existing one.

How do I achieve this in Confluence?

How can I achieve the above mentioned by embedding JIRA on to Confluence?


author: Kinto Soft
body: Embedd JIRA

comments: author: Kinto Soft
body: Embed JIRA... if you are looking for SharePoint lists emulation (list items are similar to JIRA issues).But if you already have lists on SharePoint and you want to view them on Confluence, then embedding JIRA is not the way.


author: Jerry Dodge
body: So far, this seems the most promising solution. Hate to set up a Jira project just for the sole purpose of making a list in Confluence. But it just may work.


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