Confluence Page Properties Report Multiple Rows -

In the right column, leave spaces for the actual data. These are your values. Step 2: Apply a Specific Label

| Property | Value | | --- | --- | | Property 1 | page-property:Property 1 | | Property 2 | page-property:Property 2 | | Property 3 | page-property:Property 3 | | Property 4 | page-property:Property 4 |

Below that macro, insert a second macro and fill out the data for Row 2. Repeat this for as many rows as you need. confluence page properties report multiple rows

Insert the ( /page properties report ).

But creating 45 pages (3 env vars × 15 services) was overkill. Instead, Alex found a cleaner method:

The Page Properties Report macro works by scanning a space or label for the macro. It extracts the keys and values from the table inside that macro and displays them as a single row in your report. Repeat this for as many rows as you need

If pages have view restrictions applied (manually or via automation rules), the Page Properties Report macro will to users who lack access. This includes restrictions added by automation rules. Workaround: Apply restrictions manually rather than via automation, or use a service account with full permissions for report generation.

For organizations that need a truly professional, no-code reporting solution, dedicated apps like or Better Content Archiving are excellent long-term solutions. These tools offer dedicated Page Properties blocks within their visual report builders, allowing you to create sophisticated, multi-page reports without wrestling with macro syntax or nesting.