Open the second macro and give it a different ID (e.g., row-two ).
Method 2: The Table Transformer App (Recommended for Complex Reports)
Page Properties Report macro is natively designed to roll up key-value pairs from multiple pages, showing one row per source page
For instance, suppose your page contains two Page Properties macros—one storing "Project Overview" and another storing "Budget Metrics". The report can be directed to include only the macro with a designated ID. While this does not directly produce multiple rows from a single macro, it allows you to —one from each macro.
The report can only show pages the viewer has permission to see. confluence page properties report multiple rows
Before we solve the problem, let’s clarify the default behavior.
Create your Page Properties macros as usual.
Ensure that the background re-indexing has finished. Confluence can take a few minutes to index new labels and IDs. If your rows aren't showing up, try clearing your browser cache or performing a hard refresh on the master report page.
A single Confluence page can contain multiple, distinct Page Properties macros. For example, a page could track , Budget , and Timeline with three separate macros, each containing different metadata tables. However, a significant constraint is that when you add more than one Page Properties macro to a single page, they all inherit the same label . Open the second macro and give it a different ID (e
In the left column, type your keys (e.g., Status, Owner, Due Date).
Confluence is a powerful collaboration tool, but its true potential is unlocked when you start structuring data across multiple pages. The and Page Properties Report macros are the cornerstone of creating dynamic, live-updating tables in Confluence.
Mastering the Confluence Page Properties Report for Multiple Rows
A macro placed on a parent (or dashboard) page that gathers all Page Properties macros from child pages, displaying them in a single, aggregated table. Why Display Multiple Rows Per Page? While this does not directly produce multiple rows
The short answer is . By default, if you place three separate Page Properties macros on a single page, the Page Properties Report macro will merge all the data into a single row for that page. It treats the page as the atomic unit of data. The Workaround: Multiple Macros with Unique IDs
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To get in a Confluence Page Properties report from a single page, the most effective method is to use multiple Page Properties macros on that page. Each macro represents one row in your final report.
Here is the process to set up a multi-row report:
Method 1: Use Multiple Page Properties Macros with Unique IDs (Recommended)