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How to display/reference a table count onto another Confluence page?

Sandra Lawrence
Sandra Lawrence Nov 07, 2023

I have created a simple count for a table on a confluence page.  I now want to display this resulting count onto another Confluence page.

How is this accomplished using native tools?

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Nov 07, 2023

Hi @Sandra Lawrence ,

Not sure how you created "a simple count" without any 3rd party apps - tabular calculations are not a native feature for Confluence. So, if you have smth extra installed for your Confluence, you may check its other features as well.

If to talk about reusable content, you may check the standard Excerpt/Excerpt Include macros. They will help you to reuse your table. 

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Nov 07, 2023

Hi @Sandra Lawrence , I'm afraid this is not possible without a third-party solution.

Maybe one of the other community members has a native solution that I'm unaware of.

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