The Confluence Page Properties Report macro is a powerful tool for displaying metadata from pages in a table format. However, one common challenge users face is dealing with multiple rows in the report when a page has multiple property values. In this article, we'll explore how to effectively manage and display multiple rows in a Confluence Page Properties Report.
To successfully report on multiple sets of data from one or more pages, use the following methods: 1. The "Multiple Macros" Approach confluence page properties report multiple rows
Inside the Page Properties macro, insert a 2-column table: The Confluence Page Properties Report macro is a
Confluence’s Page Properties Report is great for page-level summaries. For true row-level granularity, either design your page hierarchy around rows or bring in external tools. Alex’s team chose the API route and never looked back. To successfully report on multiple sets of data
To choose the right solution, ask yourself: What am I trying to track?
