Confluence Page Properties Report Multiple Rows 📌
Create a single "template" page that contains the Page Properties macro. Inside this macro, define your columns using tables or labeled lists.
Option A – Using a Table (Recommended for multiple rows of properties per page): Inside the Page Properties macro, insert a 2-column table:
Option B – Using Definition Lists:
Inside the macro, use ;Property Name and :Property Value syntax.
Note: The Page Properties Report will treat each property name as a separate column.
If you use multiple pages (Method 1), ensure each page title or a dedicated column (e.g., ID) is unique. confluence page properties report multiple rows
Here’s a clever trick: You can place multiple Page Properties macros on a single Confluence page, each representing a “virtual row.”
Risk, Impact, Mitigation.project-phoenix-risk.Outcome: 3 rows in the report.
The most reliable way to handle multiple data points is to abandon the idea of vertical rows inside the source table and instead "flatten" your data into unique keys.
Instead of relying on a single "Skill" key repeated over three rows, you define specific keys for each row. Create a single "template" page that contains the
Revised Source Table:
Why this works: In your Page Properties Report, you can now define columns for "Skill 1," "Skill 2," and "Skill 3." This ensures all data is captured and displayed on the single report row corresponding to John Doe’s page.
Pros:
Cons:
Let’s build a Risk Register where a single project page has 5 risks, and you want all 5 to appear in a company-wide report.
Pros: Native, powerful, replaces the need for Page Properties Report for tabular data.
Cons: Requires Confluence Premium; not yet available in Standard or Free plans (as of 2025).
If you have access to Databases, stop using Page Properties for multi-row data. Migrate immediately.