You place this macro on a child page. Inside it, you create a two-column table. The left column contains your keys (e.g., Status , Owner ), and the right column contains the values (e.g., In Progress , John Doe ).
This forces Confluence to treat them as separate data blocks.
To create a project dashboard with multiple rows, create a "Template" page for project updates. Every time a new project starts, create a new page from that template, ensuring it has the label status-update . Your master Page Properties Report macro will then automatically add a new row every time a new project page is published. 0;16; confluence page properties report multiple rows
On a separate “dashboard” page:
The result is a singular, clean, multi-row table pulled from various individual pages. Method 3: Advanced Data Modeling with Orderly Databases You place this macro on a child page
Limitation: Some Confluence versions still merge these into one row based on the page URL.
If the report cannot find these specific keys across multiple pages, it won't be able to populate the rows and columns accurately. 0;54; Advanced Troubleshooting for Multiple Rows 0;16; 0;265;0;4b8; This forces Confluence to treat them as separate data blocks
Open the second macro and give it a different ID (e.g., row-two ).
To generate a multi-row table, you must structure your source pages, labels, and macros correctly. This comprehensive guide covers how the Page Properties Report works, how to configure multiple rows, and how to troubleshoot common issues. How the Page Properties Report Generates Rows