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Hello, I have a 2 column( Column A, Column B) table in a confluence page. wanted to add a 3rd column (Column C) and display last modified date of Column A. I couldn't find a built in macro, is there a macro available or need to develop a custom macro. please help if there is any other alternate way to do this?
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To my understanding, Confluence doesn't have a built-in macro to specifically fetch and display the last modified date of each entry in a specific column within a table.
Alternatively, if the number of entries is manageable, you could manually add the last modified date for each entry in Column A. This might be suitable for small tables but lacks scalability.
