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How to know where used component / parts in confluence

Selvakumar_kuqdxa

In SAP - MM module. We have T-codes to know specific parts are used.

Can someone help me in the similar function availability in Confluence apart from the search option.

Selva

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G subramanyam

Hi @Selvakumar welcome to the Atlassian community.

I'm not sure of what T-Codes and SAP-MM functionality does. However, based on your question heading, I would share few points:

In Confluence, you can add "labels" to a page for easy identification of "similar content" across the space that user has access to. This way you will be able to identify the specific topic, pages, content.

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