Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft} Expert

It seems that there is some misunderstanding regarding the terms: Atlassian (and we as its vendor) stop supporting Server apps in 2024. So by this time it is better to move to Cloud and Data Center. So, I assume you've already migrated to the Cloud hosting. And the Cloud hosting has two editors: an old legacy one (that…

Hi @Jean Francois Gelinas , It indeed looks like your first screenshot was taken from the page that uses the old Cloud editor. The old Cloud editor somewhat reminds of Server/Data Center - it allows you to nest several macros. But the new Cloud editor doesn't support this feature, so you'll need to use the Table Toolbox…

Hi @William D. Mensah , Our app that is Table Filter and Charts for Confluence also allows to freeze first N rows/columns with the help of its Table Filter macro. The info about the sticky table headers that you can get out-of-the-box is written in the bottom of this doc.

Hi @Sandra Lawrence , Maybe our app that is Table Filter and Charts for Confluence and its Pivot Table macro will come in handy for your case? The macro will help you to aggregate data from tabular Confluence macros (such as Jira Issues macro - you may check this thread for an example) as well as from manually created…

Hi @Kim Harris , If I understood you right, you need a simple pivot table without any second dimension to interfere. If that is the case, I can suggest trying our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Wrap the Jira Issues macro into the Pivot Table macro and aggregate your issues by their statuses: Hope this may…

Hi @Jan Mertens , We can suggest trying our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. The add-on provides the Table from CSV macro that allows you to output a table from CSV or TSV data source. The macro supports outputting data from a URL/Google Spreadsheets or an attached file. Furthermore you'll be able to work with…

Hi @Peyush Agarwal , Maybe our Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app and its Table Filter macro will suit your case? The macro supports both manually created and macro generated (for example, by the Jira Issues macro) tables and allow you to filter them on the fly from the page view mode. If you are not familiar with…

Hi @Joanne Wilson , You may try to use the following parameters for your case: <ac:structured-macro ac:name="table-filter"> <ac:parameter ac:name="sort">Info ⇩</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="rowsPerPage">3</ac:parameter> <ac:parameter ac:name="fixedCols">1</ac:parameter> <ac:rich-text-body> </ac:rich-text-body>…

Hi @Sandra Lawrence , Maybe one of the options will be to create another separate page just for exporting to Word or PDF and duplicate your Page Properties Report there. If you need to export manually created tables, then you may use Excerpt/Excerpt Include macros - place the Excerpt Include macro on the special page for…

Hi @Alexey Gerasimovich , Try to browse Atlassian Marketplace - there should be free mini apps that allow you to embed CSV files or Google Spreadsheets right onto Confluence pages. Then you may edit the source table and the result table in Confluence will be updated at once. Our own app (Table Filter and Charts for…

Oh, it is because you have "XXXX-XX-XX Demo meeting" for the second place marked on the screenshot. This query SELECT T1.'Title'->split("Meeting notes")->0 AS 'Modified Title for Sorting', T1.'Title', T1.'Creator', T1.'Modified' FROM T1 checks every page name for the Meeting notes phrase and leaves the left part with the…

And will anything change if you delete the spaces from the query? SELECT T1.'Title'->split(" Meeting notes ")->0 AS 'Modified Title for Sorting', T1.'Title', T1.'Creator', T1.'Modified' FROM T1 -> SELECT T1.'Title'->split("Meeting notes")->0 AS 'Modified Title for Sorting', T1.'Title', T1.'Creator', T1.'Modified' FROM T1…

Hi @Erika.Salmon , The Decision Report macro makes a list of decisions (tasks) for the whole page in one cell - it is not possible to filter smth inside one cell. But if you use the plain old tasks and the Task Report macro, then your case can be implemented. Wrap your report in the Table Filter macro that is provided by…

Hi @Anna Comer , We can suggest trying the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app and its Table Filter macro - you'll be able to show all the issues via the Jira Issues macro and filter the result table from the page view by one or several fields. The number of the filtered entries will be shown near the table as well.

Hi @John Steele , You may try our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Its Table Transformer macro allows you to set the column width for manually created and macro generated tables (including the Jira Issues macro).

Hi @Robert LoPinto , We can suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. The add-on provides the Table Transformer macro that can be used to add manually created columns for notes to your Jira Issues macro. Please check this thread (second part) for more details.

Hi @Anders Kjöllerström , I've checked the Content Report Table macro in our test Server instance where its columns are sortable - the sorting goes exactly as described into your case: pages with plain names are sorted just fine, but Meeting notes are presented as they are in the Page Tree. The Table Filter macro just…

Hi @[deleted] , We can also suggest trying our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. It may come in handy if you use tables for the app specifications - you'll be able to filter, aggregate and visualize your data. The result tables and graphs can be exported as pdf, images, etc. Please check all the export options…

Hi @Alexander Klimetschek , The Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app is an add-on created by the Stiltsoft team. This is a paid app related to working with Confluence tables (filtration, data aggregation and visualization, calculations in tables, conditional formatting, etc.). Our main goal is to create mini-Excel…

Hi @Kimberly McCarty , We can also suggest using our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. Maybe you already have the app installed for your Confluence instance but don't use the Table from CSV macro - this macro is also provided by the app along with the Table Filter, Chart from Table and Pivot Table macros.…

Hi @Souma Katorgi , It's a very strange behavior for the app, we have plenty of dashboards based on the Jira Issues macro - please, raise a support request here. Please, take a screenshot of this Jira Issues table without our macro in the page view mode and give us an approximate number of rows (issues) that you get via…

Hi @Souma Katorgi , To display labels for your Jira issues, you should really use the standard table view of the Jira Issues macro as @Brant Schroeder has mentioned before. But if you want to add manually created columns to your Jira Issues tables (for example, with notes about your requirements, projects, etc.) and filter…

I've checked the old editor on our test instance - there are Section/Column macros and I can nest our macros provided by the Table Filter and Charts app without the Table Toolbox macro. So, it seems that the Legacy editor will do the trick. But there is one huge disadvantage - as I understand, all the new Atlassian…

Oh, don't worry - I see that the the problem is not in our app.))) You are not the first one to experience difficulties with Confluence Cloud after working with Server/Data Center. But as far as I understand, the old Legacy Cloud editor is still available on demand - please, check this thread. It looked more like a Server…

Hi @Florian Wanoschek , The Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app, that you've mentioned in the first use case, is our add-on, so we feel somehow involved. ))) Due to the new Cloud editor limitations, you can't nest macros (put macros with bodies inside each other). It seems that because of that there are no section…

Hi @Lucas Melo , We can suggest trying our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. With the help of its Table Transformer macro you'll be able to add manually created columns for notes to your Content Report Table macro. Please check out the second part of this community thread: here I show how to add columns to the…

Hi @Linda Shen , The first case can be solved with the help of our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You'll be able to add manually created columns with notes to your Jira Issues table with the help of the Table Transformer macro. Please check out the second part of this community thread.

Yes, you are right - you can't hide the header row if you need to filter something. Maybe the Table Excerpt/Table Excerpt Include macros will do the trick? Wrap the data in the required cell into the Table Excerpt macro: Then you'll be able to reuse this data via the Table Excerpt Include macro: If your Confluence instance…

Hi @George Lewe (LSY) , We can suggest trying our app - Table Filter and Charts for Confluence. You'll be able to wrap your Page Properties Report into the Table Filter macro and show only the required row(s). And you may also hide the unwanted columns as well.

Hi @Fabian Lim , The Table Filter and Charts for Confluence is our app - please note that it's for Confluence, not for Jira. And the name of the vendor is Stiltsoft, not Stillsoft. )))