Table

Wraps a table you write in the page and turns it into an interactive data grid with sorting, filtering, paging and (in the suite) grouping, pivots and charts.

You write an ordinary Confluence table inside the macro body and this turns it into a proper grid at read time: sortable columns, filters, pagination and column resizing, without moving your data anywhere. Because the source is still an ordinary ADF table, everyone edits it the normal way and nothing is locked into a proprietary store. In the Capable suite it goes considerably further - row grouping, pivots, a Columns & Filters side panel, cell-range selection and charts built from a selection - and a Save view button freezes whatever arrangement you have made onto the page for every later reader. This is the macro that owns charting in this capability; there is no separate chart macro.

The Confluence editor showing an Advanced Table (Capable) macro chip above a bordered container holding an empty three column table with the headings Task, Owner and Count. — The macro is a wrapper, so the body holds an ordinary Confluence table that you paste in or create with a slash command.

#See it

Every example below is a real macro on this page, not a screenshot, and each one is a configuration taken from a page somebody actually built. Open this page in the editor to see how any of them is set up.

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Task	Priority	Score
Login flow 1	Low	5
Payment gateway 1	Critical	12
Search API 1	High	19
Dashboard UI 1	Medium	26
Notifications 1	Low	33
Onboarding 1	Critical	40
Billing export 1	High	47
Audit log 1	Medium	54
Rate limiter 1	Low	61
Webhook retries 1	Critical	68
Login flow 2	High	75
Payment gateway 2	Medium	82
Search API 2	Low	89
Dashboard UI 2	Critical	6
Notifications 2	High	13
Onboarding 2	Medium	20
Billing export 2	Low	27
Audit log 2	Critical	34
Rate limiter 2	High	41
Webhook retries 2	Medium	48

#Settings

The Capable macro configuration dialog for Advanced Table, previewing a five row task grid with a paging bar on the left, and on the right fields for page size, font size, default sort column, an asce — Page size, font size and the default sort are set once here and apply every time a reader opens the page.

Setting	Values	What it changes
Page size	10, 20, 50, 100, 250, 500 (plus whatever value the macro already carries, if it is not one of those)	Rows per page. Paging is switched off entirely when the view is grouped or pivoted.
Font size	Pixels. Input offers 8–24; the renderer clamps to 8–48 (extra headroom for older macros) and rounds.	Drives the whole grid's text size through a scoped stylesheet keyed to this table instance, so several tables on one page can differ.
Minimum height	Pixels. Input offers 0–2000 in steps of 40.	0 means grow to fit the content. Any positive value fixes the grid's height, which is what you want when the side panel is open or the table is short.
Auto-size columns	on / off	Sizes columns to their content instead of flexing them to fill the width.
Background (under "Header colours")	A brand-scheme colour from the "background" category, a custom colour, or cleared	Column-header background. Applied as a scoped `!important` override because the ag-theme-atlassian theme hard-codes header colours and ignores the standard AG CSS variables. Only header cells are touched - never popups, paging or
Text (under "Header colours")	A brand-scheme colour from the "text" category, a custom colour, or cleared	Column-header text and icon colour, applied the same way.

Code

A read-only code block with syntax highlighting, optional line numbers, a copy button and a cho

LaTeX math

Renders a block mathematical equation written in LaTeX, centred on its own line in the page.

Technical and data

The rest of this family.

The largest family, and the most precise.