Confluence Page Properties Report Multiple Rows

Because of this architecture, you cannot natively tell a single Page Properties macro to output three different rows into a single report. If you put a multi-row table inside a Page Properties macro, the report will bundle all that data into a single cell, creating a cluttered and unreadable mess. Strategy 1: The Multi-Page Approach (The Standard Method)

Every time a team member creates a new page with that label, a new row automatically populates your master report. confluence page properties report multiple rows

The macro is designed to display one row per page. By default, it does not support generating multiple report rows from a single Confluence page. Standard Native Behavior Because of this architecture, you cannot natively tell

Create a new page that will act as your child item (e.g., "Risk: Supply Chain Delay"). Insert the macro. Inside the macro, insert a 2-column table. The macro is designed to display one row per page

One possible workaround to display multiple rows in a Confluence page properties report is to use a Table of Contents (ToC) macro. Here's how:

Add the Page Properties macro to the page.