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Export Jira issues to Excel, PDF, or Word — any number, no row caps.

What Tablet does

Tablet exports your Jira issues to Excel, PDF, or Word — any number of issues, with no row caps. Build reusable templates, preview before you export, and schedule recurring exports. It runs entirely on Atlassian Forge, so your issue data never leaves Atlassian.

Installing

Install Tablet from the Atlassian Marketplace onto your Jira Cloud site. No configuration is required to start — the Export issues action appears automatically in the issue navigator.

Exporting issues

1. In Jira, open the issue navigator and build the filter you want to export — any JQL or basic search works.
2. Open the Apps menu (top right of the issue navigator) and choose Export issues.
3. In the dialog:
   • Format — choose Excel (.xlsx), PDF, or Word (.docx).
   • Columns — add or remove fields, reorder them with the ↑ ↓ buttons, and rename any column header inline.
   • Preview — the table shows the first rows of your current search so you can confirm the columns before running the full export.
4. Click Export. A progress bar shows how many issues have been processed; when it finishes, the file downloads to your browser.

There is no limit on the number of issues — large exports are processed in the background and assembled into a single file.

Templates

A template saves a format plus an ordered set of columns and custom headers so your team exports the same way every time.

• Configure your columns and format, type a template name, and click Save template.
• Load a saved template any time from the Template dropdown.
• Delete a template you no longer need with the Delete button.

Scheduled exports

Create unlimited recurring exports that run automatically.

1. Set up the columns and format you want.
2. In Scheduled exports, give the schedule a name, pick a cadence (daily, weekly, or monthly) and an hour (UTC), and click + Schedule.
3. Each run appears in Recent scheduled runs, where you can download the file.
4. Toggle a schedule off, or delete it, at any time.

Formats

• Excel (.xlsx) — a spreadsheet with a filterable header row.
• PDF — a clean, paginated, print-ready table.
• Word (.docx) — a document table you can drop into a report.

Privacy & data

Tablet reads only the issues you have access to, and stores only your saved templates and schedules (plus short-lived export data) inside Atlassian’s own storage. Nothing is sent to any external server. See the privacy policy.

Support

Questions, problems, or feature requests: support@berry.love. We aim to reply quickly. The support page covers common questions and what to include in a bug report.