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Confluence task report for tasks on a page, not those on its children

Jessica Weissman
May 31, 2018

I need a task report to roll up tasks on a page, but not include tasks on its child pages.

Nothing in the documentation says that tasks on child pages are included, but they are.

How can I avoid this, short of moving the child pages to another parent?

 

We're in 6.3 if that makes any difference.

 

Thanks.

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Davin Studer
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May 31, 2018

You could give your parent page a specific label and not the child pages. Then limit the task report macro to that label. Would that work for you?

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this worked for me. Thanks!

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Jessica Weissman
May 31, 2018

Probably - I forgot about that parameter.  

Jessica Weissman
June 4, 2018

Yes, that works.  But the documentation should be changed. 

It's not particularly intuitive that including a page includes its children, though I can see the arguments for either way.  The documentation should say it explicitly, I think.  

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