How can one freeze panes in a Confluence table for readability?

[John Zola]

My intent is to collect data from a number of individuals where the Confluence table has several columns and several rows.  For readability and updatability, I would like to freeze panes on the table (specific row and column).  

[Monaz Yasoubi]

Hello, for Legacy editor is there any solution to freeze the first row of a table?

[Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}]

Hi @Monaz Yasoubi ,

As it was mentioned before, the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app and its Table Filter macro allow you to freeze one or several first rows/columns to make your tables readable.

[Monaz Yasoubi]

Hello , thanks for response. But for legacy editor I did not find Table filter. It is available for new editor version. 

[Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}]

Maybe you just don't have the app installed for your Confluence - ask your Confluence administrator to check.

[Stiltsoft support]

And you may also freeze rows (use filtration, cell formulas, pivot tables, conditional formatting and other basic Excel-like features) in the Table Spreadsheet macro that is also provided by the app.

Please check it out!

[Andrey Khaneev _StiltSoft_]

Confluence tables have sticky headers by default, but there are not sticky columns.

Table Filter macro has Feeze first N rows/columns option. You can play with this option on the demo site.

[Todd Mirkin]

If you only want to top row to freeze place the cursor in a cell select Table Options and then header row.  It doesn't matter what row you are.  The top row then freezes.  Without adding an app, what don't believe you can do is freeze more than one row.  

[Patrick O_Connell]

I say this as someone on server 6.9.0, with zero third-party macros installed. You can "freeze" rows for when an end user is scrolling a table, by designating them as header rows.

I'm not aware of any way to freeze columns in Confluence, but see above re: zero macros. Perhaps a third party has come up with something?