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simple drag and drop the excel xlms file onto your confluence page and then when you use Insert the Office Excel macro it auto populates the Excel file in the "File Name" Column (you can leave the Page name field empty).
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Save the .xlsm as .xls (NOT .xlsx). This will give a warning but it will allow you to save the file with the macros in it and the Confluence macro will read it. Whenever you open the file, it will give you a warning and ask if you really want to open the file. Just say yes.
This isn't my solution. I found it somewhere but forget where. Thanks to whoever actually figured this out.
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True to form, this has been requested for years, seems like common sense, appears to be a minor change, and Atlassian isn't going to do it.
Is it possible for the code to be shared so that a free add-on can be provided that allows xlsm? If Atlassian doesn't care about the widget, turn it over to the community.
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