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document-stats-report macro
Overview
The document-stats-report
 macro is used to create a simple report on the current number of individual pieces of content in each workflow state.
Where to use it?
Optional.
One or more document-stats-report
 macros can be used in wiki pages, blog posts, and, in some cases, comments - see Reporting Guide > Reporting Macros > Document Stats Report Macro.
It can also be used in any macro which supports wiki content in its Macro body (check relevant macro documentation for details).
It is compatible with the Confluence chart macro.
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Default | Notes | Ver |
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| No | blank | Report on content with at least one of the listed labels Content must be a child page of the specified parent page or a child page of the specified space(s) home page
| |
parent | No | blank | Report on child page content of a specified page
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space | No | blank | Report on child pages of space home page
If a parent page is specified you cannot list multiple space keys. The report will default to the child pages of the added parent page. | |
state | No | blank | Reports on the count of content in a workflow state that is a child page of the specified parent page or the listed space(s) home page.
Report will display the states and the count for each state in the order the states are added to the macro (from v6.16.4+) | |
workflow | No | blank | The count of content in a workflow state for a named workflow or workflows (in the scope of the macro parameters is listed).
 You can only specify space workflow names. There is no option to specify a page workflow name.  If no workflow title value is added the content count for all states for all workflows in the current space is reported including content where the workflow has been removed but the workflow history has been retained. |