tracking dependencies on confluence

[Sara Martinez]

Can I track dependencies on confluence?

[Jonathan Smith · Accepted solution]

@Sara Martinez 

  Depending on how you set up your project space with dependencies, you can track these items via a couple macros. 

1. Create a table with the desired dependencies
2. Utilize a status macro to track .. the status
3. Wrap this content in the page properties macro and tag your page 'dependencies'
4. On a top level page or "dashboard", add the page properties report macro
5. Edit the macro, and point it to the 'dependencies' tag.

You can now track various dependencies throughout your Confluence environment - all one one page.

If this is not what you are trying to achieve, please supply some more information. Screenshots are always welcome!

Regards,

Jonathan

[Sara Martinez]

Thanks for your response Jonathan! :) 

I will give it a try and provide you with an update. 

[Jonathan Smith]

@Sara Martinez ,

  Checking in to see if you were able to achieve your desired results.

Let me know if you would like to see examples on how to do this.

- Jonathan

[Sara Martinez]

Hi Jonathan! :) 

Yes, it was helpful! Thanks again for your help. 

[Jonathan Smith]

@Sara Martinez 

  Great news. If you are satisfied with the answer, please accept the answer above :)

Regards,

Jonathan

[Dean Harmon]

I am pretty new to confluence. Some of what you are saying is going over my head. Do you have any screenshots or more detailed instructions?