Overview

The Table Plus macro adds advanced functions and formatting to Confluence tables. Users can perform the following functions on tables with this macro:

Dynamically totalling numeric data
Dynamically numbering each table row
Defining the default sort order for the table
Highlighting a row when the user hovers the pointer over it
Using CSS to style the entire table or individual columns and rows

This macro supports certain common table capabilities. You can perform column sorting and add other attributes to one or more tables found in the body of the macro. The tables can be produced by wiki markup or other means. Click a column heading to sort the column and click again to reverse the order.

Basic use

This macro can be added to a page using one of the following methods:

Selected from the macro browser	Advanced Tables - Table Plus
Markup shortcut (Old editor)	{table-plus}
Markup shortcut (New editor - case insensitive)	/Table Plus

In the body of the macro, insert a Confluence table as you normally would and edit the row and columns as needed. You can just simply copy the relevant table(s) from other Confluence spaces or pages, and paste the table(s) directly into the macro body. On rendering or preview, the Table Plus macro processes the table to add the advanced capabilities according to the parameters specified in the macro editor.

Parameters

Macro specific parameters

Macro Editor Label	Default	Description	Macro Parameter

Macro Editor Label	Default	Description	Macro Parameter
Multiple table processing	true	Disable this option to process only the first table found in the macro body. By default, all tables that are present in the macro body are processed and rendered to the Confluence page.	multiple

Common parameters

Examples

Other macros

Below is a list of all other macros available within this app: