I was excited by the Luckysheet plug-in, but to be honest I found it to be a disappointment. Yes, you can create a table, do some calculations, but when you push the button to embed it in the Logseq page, it turns out to be a regular markdown table.
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Looks interesting. Is your plug-in available? Or perhaps a proto version?
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What is the name of the Obsidian plugin you mentioned?
Edit: I found it’s probalby Dataloom - but how do you go about calculations there?
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I really hope there is renewed interest in implementing this in native Logseq now that Logseq-DB is underway. The ability to calculate things and update values automatically like excel would be a game changer to have in Logseq. Opens up a lot of possibilities for the app that did not make as much sense to have before the database version, particularly in automating entries that involve calculations.
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