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Hi!
I would like to know if there is any way to get the following information;
So that I can display both in other pages and its current one?
I'd like it to be well referenced so that If I edit any of those, it changes everywhere.
Greetings!
The best thing to do is wait for Atlassian to implement Orderly Databases from k15t which they acquired a little while ago. https://www.k15t.com/products/orderly-databases-for-confluence
Especially the page status is not easy to get, and most definitely it will not change automatically.
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Hi @Nacho Cortes ,
Our (paid) addon Document Metadata for Confluence Cloud Allows you to add both values to a page and into a page properties macro.
You can then use the built in page properties macro for reporting.
Confluence has no built in functionality which allows this.
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