Macro name
macroName parameter*
Main functions
1Table Filter

table-filter

  • Filtration
  • Simple calculations and visualization (totals, sparkline charts)
  • Handy features for table viewing (sorting, rows/columns freezing, pagination, etc.)
2Table Spreadsheetspreadsheet-table
  • Working with an Excel-like spreadsheet right in Confluence
    • Cell formulas
    • Filtration
    • Pivot tables
    • Charts
    • Conditional formatting, etc.
3Spreadsheet from Tablespreadsheet-body-table
  • Turning manually created and macro generated (e.g., Jira Issues) tables into a live Excel-like spreadsheet
    • The source table/macro should be placed inside the Spreadsheet from Table macro body to be converted. The final spreadsheet looks just like the Table Spreadsheet macro
4Table Spreadsheet Includespreadsheet-include
  • Reusing content from the existing Table Spreadsheet and Spreadsheet from Table macros
    • Works as an Excerpt for spreadsheets
5Chart from Tabletable-chart
  • Visualization
    • Supports all common types of charts (including Gantt Chart)
6Pivot Tablepivot-table
  • Aggregation
    • Sums up data similarly to Excel's pivot tables
7AI Tableai-table
  • AI-based table transformation, generation of charts and diagrams
8Table Excerpt/Table Excerpt Includetable-excerpt/table-excerpt-include
9

Table Toolbox

table-processor

  • (warning) Only for Confluence Cloud
  • Combining multiple macros by nesting them in the new Cloud editor
10Table Transformertable-joiner
  • Joining tables
  • Advanced filtration, calculations, aggregation, and transformation
    • Uses AlaSQL and JavaScript functions
  • Formatting (including conditional formatting)
    • Uses FORMATWIKI/FORMATMARKDOWN and CSS
11Table from CSVcsv-table
  • Turning CSV data into Confluence tables
    • Works with attachments and URLs
12Table from JSONjson-from-table
  • Turning JSON data into Confluence tables
    • Works with attachments and URLs

*The macroName parameter is an internal macro name in Confluence that corresponds to the xhtml macro name attribute. It can be used when

  • Checking the Macro Usage section of the Confluence Administration console to find pages where the app's macros are used

  • Dealing with inactive app's licenses to locate macros belonging to this or that app
  • Browsing for specific macros via Confluence Search

Our macros support macro generated tables (Jira Issues, Page Properties Report, Content Report Table, etc.).

All our macros are compatible: you can create charts based on pivot tables, reuse already transformed tables, perform calculations inside a spreadsheet but filter it using more Confluence-like UI via the Table Filter macro, and so on.

(warning) Don't forget to nest macros via the Table Toolbox macro in Confluence Cloud. On Data Center you can combine macros directly on the page.