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connerdrew
connerdrew
April 22, 2021

LAUNCHED: Generate sticky notes from table data

  • April 22, 2021
  • 73 replies
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With Miro, we are able to copy cells from a google sheet/excel, then paste them into Miro where each cell becomes an individual sticky note with respective colors applied.

This is great for transcription and affinity diagramming during research.

I’d LOVE to see this in FigJam 🙂

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    Billiotj_Susanne
    Billiotj_Susanne
    July 10, 2024

    It’s fascinating how Miro allows seamless integration from spreadsheets to sticky notes, which is ideal for organizing research findings efficiently. The update in FigJam to convert pasted data into stickies is definitely a step forward, addressing user feedback for more versatile functionality. For those who work with sensitive data or personal notes, platforms like NotesOnline offer a secure option with anonymous note creation and automatic deletion after reading, ensuring privacy and peace of mind.

    JohannesB
    November 11, 2024

    I have the same issue but I can’t find the option to convert them to stickies.
    Can you please just open a prompt when hitting CMD+V?

      Mel-LiveHeats
      Mel-LiveHeats
      New Member
      June 11, 2025

      ICYMI it’s possible to do this using the ‘Convert to Stickies’ command https://arc.net/l/quote/ucnmjlmz
       

      1. Copy and paste from Excel into Figjam. This creates a table in Figjam.
      2. While the Figjam table is selected, press cmd + / to bring up the actions search menu.
      3. Type ‘Convert to stickies’ and select that action.
      4. Boom, stickies!
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