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Is there a macro that will allow updates to multiple pages simultaneously?

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As a project manager, I want to be able to update my project page and have those updates occur simultaneously on the program page as well as the team project readout page.

At a different company, with a different instance of confluence, I was able to do this. How do I do this with Confluence cloud?

Accepted answers

Ismael Jimoh

Hi @[deleted]

Unless you are excerpting the content of one page on to another, there’s no macro I qm aware that will do this.

With the excerpt macro, you can have your main page your content lies in and using the excerpt macro share content excerpted to other pages.

Bill Bailey

I would recommend the page plugin multiexcerpt . It will allow you to create a number of named excerpts on a single page that can be used in multiple locations. One trick I use is the have a page of common content on page at root level in the space (usually I call it _includes). Or you can have one of your pages server as the source, and have the content ripple to where you need it.