Sheet Plus
approvedby ljcoder
Create Excel-like spreadsheets and easily embed them in Markdown.
Sheet Plus for Obsidian
A full-featured spreadsheet experience, built on Univer, directly inside your Obsidian vault.
Sheet Plus was built to handle real spreadsheet use cases inside Obsidian
Supports automated table processing via REST API. Enable the REST API, add MCP Server config in Claude, and you're ready to go.

Basic Features
- Embed Sheet Link: Embed a spreadsheet inside your notes.
- Outgoing Link: Embed a link in a cell that jumps to another file in your vault; clicking it opens that file directly.
- Charts: Create charts from spreadsheet data.
- Data Validation: Validate spreadsheet data, supporting checkboxes, dropdowns, dates, and more.
- Image: Insert images into spreadsheets.
- Custom Font: Customize spreadsheet fonts.
- Number Format: Customize number formats, supporting different regional decimal displays.
Advanced Features (License Required)
- REST API: Provides RESTful API endpoints, supporting automated processing through external AI clients like Claude Desktop.
- Import & Export: Supports importing and exporting
xlsxformat files. - Embed Chart Link: Embed a chart link in your notes, directly rendering spreadsheet data as charts
- Kanban View: Display spreadsheet data as a Kanban board for easy task management.
Documentation
- π User Guide: https://docs.ljcoder.com/
- πΊ YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@obsidian-sheet-plus
Feedback
Sheet Plus is actively maintained and continuously evolving.
If you have:
- feature ideas
- workflow suggestions
- bug reports
- performance feedback
youβre very welcome to reach out through any of the following channels:
- π¬ Discord: Join the community to discuss features and workflows π https://discord.gg/fufpbG4tJg
- π§ Email: ljcoder@163.com
- π GitHub Issues: for bugs and feature requests π https://github.com/ljcoder2015/obsidian-sheet-plus/issues
Community feedback directly influences future updates and priorities.
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