Hello,
in order to work more effective, I would like to know if it is possible to create multiple jira issues out of a confluence table.
I know the feature "create multiple issues" but it give me only the opportunity to take all rows.
I would like to select the rows which should be transferred to jira issues
many thanks
Christian
You can create multiple Jira issues from a Confluence table using the Create multiple issues feature but it picks all rows by default. Right now there is no built-in option to select only specific rows. To do that you can copy the rows you want and paste them into a new table then use the feature. This helps you control which rows become issues.
Hi @Christian Schmidt and welcome,
unfortunately you should select one by one row within your table and create one issue for a row.
There was a suggestion https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/CONFCLOUD-40171 but Atlassian team marked it as won't do.
Hope this helps,
Fabio
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Currently, Confluence’s Create multiple Jira issues from table feature only supports generating issues for every row in the table—you can’t pick and choose specific rows.
Although the macro lets you create one issue per row in bulk, it lacks controls for deselecting or filtering out individual rows. As a result, the only built‑in workaround is to isolate the rows you want—by copying them into their own table or temporarily deleting unwanted rows—before running the macro.
How the “Create multiple issues” Macro Behaves
Bug reports & limitations
This behavior has been logged in Atlassian’s issue tracker (e.g., CONFSERVER‑97981), and the recommended “workaround” is to create issues one‑by‑one or to adjust your table first.
Workarounds
Upcoming Improvements
Atlassian has demonstrated a new “Create Jira issues from table” workflow in early access previews. While this streamlines mapping columns to issue fields, it still does not offer per‑row selection—it remains a full‑table operation.
— Mia Tamm
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