Hi Elizabeth,
the easiest way is just write down two slashes // (in the edit mode) - the datepicker then appears.
Eventually you can use the top menu: Insert more content (plus sign) -> Date.
Thank you Hana. I do understand how to get a static date. Let me try to describe it a different way. I am creating a table to use as a fillable form. Column 1 lists the questions. In column 2, I want to insert pre-formatted fields so someone can answer the questions from column 1. For example, I want the user to reply with a short text field. Or, I want the user to pick a date by pulling down a calendar to choose a date. Or, I want to have the user choose an option from a pull-down menu. How do I "format" column 2 rows so that I can get a specific response from the user?
Also I read your response as two slashes //, is a "code" that will get a date picker. Do you have a guide that shows all the "codes" in the edit mode?
Hopefully this makes sense.
Thank you again!
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Hi Elizabeth,
thank you for the clarification.
It sounds to me, that you need to create custom forms for your users. I would recommend you to use some add-on like:
Multivote macro in Confluence is very simple and has only limited functionality.
Nice page about shortcuts etc. is this one: https://confluence.atlassian.com/confcloud/keyboard-shortcuts-markdown-and-autocomplete-724764956.html
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Hello @Elizabeth Redding
It looks like our Handy Macros for Confluence can help you. It has many macros in a bundle, including Handy Date and Handy Status to create date pickers and dropdowns that can be switched in the page view mode.
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