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Overview
This page demonstrates how to use the Attachment Table macro, which is part of the Advanced Tables for Confluence add-on, along with the Attachments macro.
The Attachment Table macro doesn't support an option to include a drag and drop area like when using the Attachments macro. However, this can still be accomplished on a page by using a combination of the Attachment Table macro and the Attachments macro. The drag and drop area is a convenient way to add attachments to the existing page.
Steps
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| style | background-color:white; |
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| autoNumber | true |
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| Add the Attachment Table macro to the page like normal | Specify optional parameters | | Add a Table Plus macro after the Attachment Table | | | Specify H,H,H for the Column types parameter of the Table Plus macro | This will hide 3 columns of any table | | Inside the Table Plus macro, add an Attachments macro | | | Specify selection criteria on the Attachments macro that is unlikely to be met | Example: Attachment Labels = xxxxxxxxxx | | Ensure Allow upload is checked on the Attachments macro | |
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Example Result
Live Example
This example is limited by the fact that most viewers of this page do not have permission to add attachments 
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| columns | File, Size, Creator, Created, Thumbnail |
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Example screenshot showing the drag and drop area
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Other Examples
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