Follow this workflow to build a functional, multi-row dashboard for tracking items like project statuses or team objectives. Step 1: Create a Blueprint or Template Page
On each page that should become a in the report:
Before diving into solutions, it's crucial to understand how the Page Properties and Page Properties Report macros work together. confluence page properties report multiple rows
The Page Properties Report macro relies on Confluence's search index. When new pages containing Page Properties macros are created, there may be a due to indexing latency. If data does not appear, try manually rebuilding the index or checking the Confluence logs for errors.
Alex’s team was developing “Project Chimera,” a complex integration involving 15 microservices. Each service had a Confluence page detailing its API contracts, environment variables, and test cases. On every page, Alex used a macro to store key metadata: Follow this workflow to build a functional, multi-row
The macro rollup works by looking for a of key/value pairs across multiple pages. If you place multiple "Page Properties" macros on a single page, the report can only target one of them at a time if you use a specific ID, or it will aggregate them into a single entry. Workarounds to Generate Multiple Rows
| service | var_name | var_value | |---------------|--------------|----------------| | auth-gateway | AUTH_HOST | localhost | | auth-gateway | AUTH_PORT | 8080 | | auth-gateway | AUTH_TIMEOUT | 30s | When new pages containing Page Properties macros are
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Instead of a table inside a Page Properties macro, have users create Task items (using the [] checkbox syntax) on their pages.