Ultimately, the Confluence Page Properties Report displaying multiple rows is a mirror. It reflects the tension between the story (the page) and the fact (the row). When they align, it is a symphony of documentation. When they do not, it is a noisy reminder that structure requires sacrifice.
If you see the same row twice, check if you accidentally duplicated the Page Properties macro or if you have two different labels on the page that both match the Report’s filter. 3. Column Headers Don't Match confluence page properties report multiple rows
The Confluence Page Properties Report macro is one of the most powerful tools for project management and tracking. It allows teams to aggregate data from multiple child pages into a single "master" view. However, users often encounter a specific structural limitation: When they do not, it is a noisy
Inside the single “value” cell, you can write: Column Headers Don't Match The Confluence Page Properties
The macro rollup works by looking for a of key/value pairs across multiple pages. If you place multiple "Page Properties" macros on a single page, the report can only target one of them at a time if you use a specific ID, or it will aggregate them into a single entry. Workarounds to Generate Multiple Rows