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@flatfile/plugin-export-pivot-table
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A Flatfile plugin for generating pivot tables from sheet data and saving as Markdown documents
The @flatfile/plugin-export-pivot-table plugin generates pivot tables from sheet data and saves them as Markdown documents within the Flatfile ecosystem. It provides a powerful way to analyze and summarize data directly within your Flatfile workbooks.
Event Type:
listener.on('job:ready', { job: 'workbook:generatePivotTable' })
When embedding Flatfile, this plugin should be deployed in a server-side listener. Learn more
pivotColumn - stringThe column to use as the pivot in the generated pivot table.
aggregateColumn - stringThe column to aggregate in the pivot table.
aggregationMethod - 'sum' | 'average' | 'count' | 'min' | 'max'The method to use for aggregating the data in the pivot table.
groupByColumn - string - (optional)An optional column to group by in the pivot table.
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npm i @flatfile/plugin-export-pivot-table
import
import { pivotTablePlugin } from "@flatfile/plugin-export-pivot-table";
listener.js
listener.use(pivotTablePlugin({
  pivotColumn: 'Region',
  aggregateColumn: 'Sales',
  aggregationMethod: 'sum',
  groupByColumn: 'Category'
}));
listener.js
import { pivotTablePlugin } from "@flatfile/plugin-export-pivot-table";
export default function (listener) {
  listener.use(pivotTablePlugin({
    pivotColumn: 'Region',
    aggregateColumn: 'Sales',
    aggregationMethod: 'sum',
    groupByColumn: 'Category'
  }));
  // rest of listener.js
}
The pivot table plugin performs the following steps:
This plugin enhances your Flatfile experience by providing powerful data analysis capabilities directly within your data import workflow.
The plugin generates a Markdown-formatted pivot table. Here's an example of what the output might look like:
# Pivot Table
- Pivot Column: Region
- Aggregate Column: Sales Amount
- Aggregation Method: sum
- Group By Column: Category
| Region | Electronics | Furniture | Total |
|--------|-------------|-----------|-------|
| North  | 1750.00     | 480.00    | 2230.00 |
| South  | 1820.00     | 280.00    | 2100.00 |
| East   | 2050.00     | 460.00    | 2510.00 |
| West   | 1320.00     | 200.00    | 1520.00 |
The table includes both grouped data (if a group-by column is provided) and totals for each pivot value. Values are formatted to two decimal places for readability.
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A Flatfile plugin for generating pivot tables from sheet data and saving as Markdown documents
We found that @flatfile/plugin-export-pivot-table demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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