How do you import a multi page document and have each page create a child page in Confluence

[Elizabeth Kirker]

How do you import a multi page document and have each page create a child page in Confluence? Looking to have a main page with a Table of Content and link to each page of the document. 

[Jan Zmuda]

Looks like the "Import Word Document: Configuration" form is NOT opening at all and this functions are not appearing. The imported document loads as one page immediately. 

@Bill Bailey Can you please specify what conditions need to be matched to allow users to configure the word document import as shown on the image? 

Otherwise please investigate the problem.

[Bill Bailey]

Have you looked at using Word import? You can break on predefined headings, for exmaple, breaking each heading 1 to a new page.

You can then use the child page macro to create your ToC, but you already have the same thing in the left-hand navigation pane. 

[Elizabeth Kirker]

Hi Bill, thanks for your response. I have tried the Word import but when I import a word document I do not get the option to choose the option to break out. I read online it is available but my option is to only import and that goes to one page. Am I missing permissions?

[Bill Bailey]

First a sanity check. Does your Word document have headings formatted with the built-in formats, Heading 1, Heading 2, etc? If your headings were manually formatted, but say their style is normal, the import function won't detect the headings.

Second, if you do have the correctly formatted Word document, please send a screenshot of what you are seeing when you try to import the document.

[Elizabeth Kirker]

[Elizabeth Kirker]

Hello Bill, please see the above screenshot. I have headers and then content which is normal.

[Bill Bailey]

In reading the Atlassian docs: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/import-content-into-confluence-cloud/ 

it says you should see this dialog screen when you try to import a Word document:

And then for the split option:

Split by heading

If the document contains Word heading styles you can choose to create multiple pages based on the heading.

• Don't split - creates a single page.
• Level Headings - creates multiple pages in a hierarchy based on the heading levels in the document.

A preview of the pages that will be created appears under Document Outline.

So if you are NOT getting that option, it is not seeing those formats in the word document.

[Harold Price]

This feature appears to be removed from Confluence now. I have never seen a product reverse in features quite like Confluence does.

Does anyone still still this feature to split a single Word Doc into multiple pages based on Headings? Do you need Enterprise license?