The Charts View plugin enables users to create a wide variety of interactive data visualizations within Obsidian. It supports multiple chart types, including bar, pie, radar, treemap, word cloud, dual-axis, and organization tree graphs. Users can generate charts from CSV files, internal note data, or Dataview queries. The plugin provides a chart wizard for easy configuration and customization of chart elements, such as colors, labels, and tooltips. With options for importing CSV files, combining multiple datasets, and enabling search interactions within charts, users can create dynamic and insightful visualizations. Charts View also integrates seamlessly with the Dataview plugin, allowing users to visualize note data directly. This plugin is ideal for those looking to transform their notes into visually appealing and interactive data dashboards within Obsidian.

Import your Kindle notes in .csv and Clippings format to Obsidian.

The Markmap to CSV plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who need to export their Markmap data in a structured format. With this plugin, you can effortlessly convert your Markmap notes into a CSV file, making it easy to analyze and work with your data in other applications. The plugin supports reading until heading 2, and you can use lists under heading 2, giving you plenty of flexibility when working with complex note structures. Additionally, the plugin provides a shortcut for converting Markmap to CSV, saving you time and effort. Whether you're looking to import your data into another app or simply need a backup of your notes, this plugin is an essential tool in your Obsidian toolkit.

The Financial Doc plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who work with CSV files. With this plugin, you can open and edit your CSV files directly within Obsidian, and use the data to generate charts and reports. The plugin supports various chart types, including line, pie, and radar charts, making it easy to visualize your financial data. You can also evaluate mathematical expressions directly in the value column, thanks to the integration with mathjs. The plugin is highly configurable, allowing you to tailor its behavior to your specific needs. Additionally, it works seamlessly on both desktop and mobile devices.

The SQLSeal plugin enables Obsidian users to transform CSV files in their vault into SQL databases for advanced querying. By creating `sqlseal` code blocks, users can define tables based on CSV files and execute SQL statements like `SELECT`, providing powerful data manipulation and analysis capabilities directly within Obsidian. Multiple tables can be defined in a single snippet, and tables remain local to the note for efficient organization. This plugin is ideal for managing and querying structured data within a vault, seamlessly integrating database functionality into the note-taking environment.

The CSV Table plugin is a powerful tool for rendering CSV data as tables within Obsidian notes. With this plugin, you can easily import and display your CSV files in a formatted table, complete with filtering, sorting, and column customization options. Simply place the plugin's code block in your note, specify the source CSV file, and configure the settings to suit your needs. The plugin supports various data types, including integers, booleans, and dates, making it easy to work with complex data sets. Additionally, you can use advanced filtering expressions and sorting options to refine your results. Whether you're working with large datasets or just want to easily display some CSV data in your notes, the CSV Table plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The CSV Codeblock plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with data-heavy notes. With this plugin, you can effortlessly convert CSV codeblocks into tables within your notes, making it easier to analyze and visualize your data. Simply wrap your CSV data in a codeblock and identify it as `csv`, and the plugin will take care of rendering it as a table. This feature is particularly useful for those who work with spreadsheets, financial data, or any other type of data that requires tabular representation. With the CSV Codeblock plugin, you can easily turn complex CSV data into an intuitive and easy-to-understand format within Obsidian.

The Obsidian Strava Sync plugin lets users effortlessly bring their Strava activity data into Obsidian, allowing easy access to detailed, trackable workout logs within a vault. It supports both recent activity syncs and bulk CSV imports for historical data. With customizable templates via Handlebars.js, users can format entries to include specifics like distance, time, and even personal notes. By integrating with Obsidian's Dataview plugin, Strava Sync unlocks advanced visualization options, like listing all recent workouts or analyzing activity metrics in a single view. This plugin is perfect for fitness enthusiasts who want to turn their workouts into rich, interactive data within Obsidian.

An Obsidian Plugin that allows to export tables from a pane in reading mode to CSV files.

The CSV Editor plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with CSV files frequently. This plugin allows you to view and edit your CSV files in a spreadsheet-like table format, making it easier to organize and analyze your data. With features like auto-saving, per-file settings for headers, and markdown editing and preview, you'll be able to work with your CSV files more efficiently than ever before. The plugin also includes advanced filtering and sorting capabilities, as well as the ability to freeze columns and insert new rows and columns. Whether you're a researcher, data analyst, or simply someone who needs to work with CSV files regularly, this plugin is definitely worth checking out.