If you need to report on multiple distinct items from a single page, you must use a workaround:
: Place a single-row table inside the Page Properties macro, but create a nested table
This is the critical step that forces Confluence to treat this macro as an independent row. Click on the Page Properties macro frame. confluence page properties report multiple rows
The simplest native solution is counterintuitive:
Whichever method you choose, follow these rules to avoid chaos: If you need to report on multiple distinct
Confluence recommends that the table inside a Page Properties macro , as the report macro will ignore it. The correct structure is a simple two-column table:
Before diving into solutions, it's crucial to understand how the Page Properties and Page Properties Report macros work together. The correct structure is a simple two-column table:
In Confluence, the macro is natively designed to display only one row per page . If a single Page Properties macro contains a table with multiple rows, the report will typically only display the first one.
In the field, type the exact names of the keys from your left-hand table columns (e.g., Status, Owner, Due Date ), separated by commas. Click Save and Publish the page.