When exporting a Confluence page with a very long table (170+ rows), the last few rows are cut off from the export.
Here's the Confluence page:
And here's the PDF export of the page:
Is this a formatting issue with the page? A bug in export?
Do I need to be doing something with my export template?
Thanks,
Joe.
Hello everyone,
Thanks for bringing this to Atlassian Community. If your tables are being cut off and they're long, it's likely the cause of this bug:
Please click This affects my team and watch it for future updates.
Note that if your table is cut off and it's wide and not long, this is a separate issue. Have a look at Wide tables may be cut off in PDF export for further details.
Thanks again, and feel free to contact us at Confluence Cloud support if you need additional assistance.
Shannon S | Atlassian Community support
I have selected wide format on my table and have 80 rows. While exporting, I get cut-off at exactly row 67. I have added and subtracted rows around that row but have the same results as everyone else - the export to PDF fails. The word export almost works, but Word doc cuts the right columns off and are no longer visible.
I saw several times on this page to select "This affects my team" but I could not find the link.
See the mention below:
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Hello everyone,
Thanks for bringing this to Atlassian Community. If your tables are being cut off and they're long, it's likely the cause of this bug:
Please click This affects my team and watch it for future updates.
Note that if your table is cut off and it's wide and not long, this is a separate issue. Have a look at Wide tables may be cut off in PDF export for further details.
Thanks again, and feel free to contact us at Confluence Cloud support if you need additional assistance.
Shannon S | Atlassian Community support
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Does not work. Table is still cutoff.
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Still same problem and getting worse. Come on. Fix it already. Every other software that we use does it right.
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Hi,
MANY companies restrict the downloading and use of apps on work computers/networks due to the massive security risks around allowing staff members to simply download apps and plug-ins onto a secured network. For a corporate tool, this cannot be considered an answer.
This isn't anything to do with the width of the table, this is cutting the table length off at an arbitrary place, so I don't know why putting the table in 'landscape' view would help with this. And if it does, why??
As far as looking for a fix is concerned, you might want to look into why exporting to 'Word' document format doesn't have the same issue, and if you view a previous 'version' of the Confluence page, and then "print to PDF" from that view, it works fine EXCEPT for the fact that you have the big box at the top asking if you want to revert to a previous version. So it works, but it's unprofessional and obviously can't be used for business purposes when sending to external parties. Exporting to word document looks horrific because of what it seems to do to fonts and tables, so that's also not a great solution either, or I'd simply do that then save the word doc in PDF format.
Relying on 3rd parties to fix basic functionality can't be considered an 'answer', and this functionality USED to work perfectly so it's worth looking at what you've changed in very recent times that has caused this issue.
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Kate, I have all the exact same issues. One additional not is that the export to pdf function used to take only a split second...now it is 5-10 seconds and missing content. Please Atlassian ( @Shannon S ) - fix this issue!!
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In the 6/19 - 6/26 Cloud updates bulletin, there's a mention of 'Improved PDF Export' for Confluence Cloud. You can read it here: Cloud Updates
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And yet, the problem is not fully resolved. I supposed "improved" and not "fixed" is the right terminology... here's my example:
The Confluence web page view (end of table):
And the subsequent PDF export (end of table):
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Confluence claims to have 70,000 users. I assume they mean, companies and individuals alike.
And this one feature is a headache for all of them. I worked at HP until recently, yep...same issue. PDF export is not possible. They have a team of people that rewrite the documents in 3rd party software and than exports it PDF...they can afford it. We can't.
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Hi @Joe Hasty welcome to the Atlassian community.
I believe this might be a limitation to the native Confluence tool. I would say, please have a look at these market place plugins to assist with a full pdf export.
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Yikes. So I'll need to pay for a third party tool to simply export to a PDF? I appreciate the guidance but that's not really a solution. Atlassian needs to fix this basic functionality if this is truly a bug/limitation.
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Currently I couldn't think of the exact behaviour for not able to export entire pdf, but my response is a workaround for your immediate need. You "may" look for a plugin with free trial and give it a try.
Meanwhile, let's hear from other community members for a solution.
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I have exactly the same issue, very frustrating. Export to PDF is currently not working well (but I don't remember ever having issues like this in previous years) where tables are cut off part-way through like the screenshot above, but also images are showing halfway down a page for no particular reason so I'll see the heading, then half a page gap, then the image, then another half page gap, then the text continues. Does it some images, but not others, and doesn't seem to have a rhyme or reason when it comes to image size.
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Same issue here. Just started in the past week or so. Very frustrating... had to completely rebuild the page eliminating tables which really detracts from what we are trying to display. We export to PDF to send out to others to keep our site secure. The response that we need to purchase a 3rd party tool is unacceptable. Bad form Confluence!
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