If Method 1 does not format cleanly in your specific Confluence version, the most robust, standard way to achieve multiple rows is to change your page architecture. Instead of putting all data on one page, break the rows into individual child pages. Step 1: Create Child Pages for Each Row
In the macro configuration sidebar, type your label ( project-status ) into the field. Click Insert or Save . Publish the page.
Below that macro, insert a second macro and fill out the data for Row 2. Repeat this for as many rows as you need.
Confluence matches columns based on exact text strings. If Page A has the header Project Lead and Page B has Proj Lead , the report will create two separate columns instead of cleanly aligning the data into rows under one column. Ensure your spelling and capitalization match perfectly across all source pages. 3. Missing Page Labels confluence page properties report multiple rows
: If you have multiple Page Properties macros on one page, the report will automatically create a separate row for each macro instance found on that page. 3. Alternative: Table Excerpt (For complex tables)
Create your Page Properties macros as usual.
Placing multiple macros on one page will not inherently create multiple rows in a single Page Properties Report. If you want true multi-row reporting from a single page, you must look at advanced alternatives. Strategy 3: Advanced Tools for True Multi-Row Tables If Method 1 does not format cleanly in
println reportHtml
The report macro will ignore any page missing the target label. Check the bottom right corner of your child pages to ensure the exact tracking label is applied. 4. Broken Table Orientation
0;1079;0;2cb; 0;d7;0;f1; 0;88;0;98; 0;279;0;17a; 0;1152;0;b19; Click Insert or Save
By following these tips and best practices, you can effectively manage multiple rows in your Confluence Page Properties Report and create informative, easy-to-read tables that meet your needs.
If you put a multi-row table inside a single Page Properties macro, Confluence will often bunch that data up or fail to display it as distinct rows in the master report. Method 1: The Multi-Page Approach (The Standard Way)