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Recent Update macro for Page and children only

Recent Update macro for Page and children only

The Recent Update macro shows the recent updates within a Space. Can this be limited for a page and it's child pages?

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You can use "Contributors Summary"-macro to achieve something similar..

Set the following parameters:

”Group By: Pages”

”Columns to display: lastupdate”

“Sort By: Update”

“Maximum Number of Items: 10”

“Include Page Hierarchy: decendants”

It works for my needs - to see recent activity in a project on only this page and its child-pages.

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This worked for me. Thanks.

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Same for me, thx for the good solution :)

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meeeeega cool!!! that is really a great solution for the purpose. thanks a lot for sharing.

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I would change the parameters for Columns to display:
lastupdate,edits,comments,labels

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I don't see these options. Where would I find them? Screenshot (451).png

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No, the only way to narrow page scope is to use labels to mark pages and than add this labels to macro input parameters. Or you can use author and filter on it, but this is not the case.

Or you can build your own user macro if you can program a bit, there are many examples on it.

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