datalistit

<p>This plugin creates a table out of data contained in a cvs file. The table can then be displayed on a website or in a blog.<br />
You need absolutely no technical knowledge. The plugin will convert the cvs file into a database enabling you to decide how the data will be displayed online.<br />
You can define:</p>
<ul>
<li>orderby – sort the data the way you wish to present it,</li>
<li>columns – decide which columns will be displayed online,</li>
<li>norows – define how many rows will be displayed on each “page” of the table. The viewer will be able to switch  between pages using “Previous” and “Next”.</li>
<li>ID – name the table</li>
</ul>
<p>Styling (css) can be defined in the Dashboard->Datalist it->Advanced.</p>
<p>HTML version of the full table is also available.</p>
<h4>Example of database table shortcode:</h4>
<pre><code>[datalistit 
   dbtable='Sales_results_Q1_sample_file' 
   norows=2 
   orderby='stabilisers' 
   columns='month, stabilisers' id='table1' ]
</code></pre>
<h4>Example of html table shortcode:</h4>
<pre><code>[datalistit table='Sales_results_sample_file' ]
</code></pre>
<p>Anybody with “Edit post” capability can insert the short code onto a WP site or blog, thus creating a table. No user data is held on the server – any uploaded data is deleted automatically when the server sends the HTML file to the user.</p>
<p>In order to create a table, the user uploads a csv file using the plugin interface. The data is sent to the datalistit.com server where the files are processed. Datalistit.com is a service and the plugin is required to access this service. Having processed the data, the server returns a table and short code is created. The user can display the table on their WP site or blog by copying and pasting the short code that is returned by the server.</p>
<h3>Arbitrary section</h3>


Datalist it

Create a table from a csv file to display on a website or blog using Ajax. No technical knowledge required.

tony.h

<p>Building an HTML table is not rocket science, but keeping the HTML table data up to date is cumbersome and can be time consuming or error prone when making frequent updates. An easier solution is to keep the data in a format and platform that is designed for data entry and collaboration and then dynamically render that data as HTML. Sheets2Table creates a snapshot of a Google Sheet and then dynamically displays the tabular data as an HTML table in WordPress. Using the FooTable plugin, the table is made responsive.</p>
<p>Sheets2Table provides flexibility by allowing a WordPress admin the ability to save a snapshot of the Google Sheet to a user-defined file name. Using the shortcode configuration tool, the admin can display specific columns and rename the column headers. The admin can create the snapshot manually or set the option so that the current data residing in the Google sheet is displayed on the page.</p>
<p><a href="https://dev.tonyhetrick.com/sheets2table/" rel="nofollow ugc">Sheets2Table WordPress Homepage</a> |<br />
<a href="https://dev.tonyhetrick.com/sheets2table-help/" rel="nofollow ugc">Sheets2Table WordPress Documentation</a> |</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Import a CSV file from a Google Sheet only using the document ID</li>
<li>Create a snapshot of the Google Sheet manually, or automatically</li>
<li>Automated tool to build shortcodes</li>
<li>Basic file operations to download or delete CSV files</li>
<li>Multiple CSV files and shortcodes support for limitless tables and combinations</li>
<li>Responsive table by installing the  FooTable plugin</li>
<li>A file-based plugin that does not use database integration</li>
</ul>


Sheets2Table

A simple to use plugin that builds an HTML table from a Google Sheet.

Datalist it vs Sheets2Table