Exakind Tables (Filter, Sort & Search) for Confluence

Your table is already on the page. This adds the controls it's missing.

Wrap a Confluence table in the macro and you get a search box, per-column filters and sorting — on the table you already wrote, where it already lives. Type in the search box and the table narrows across every column at once.

Open the column filters and each column gets the control that suits it: a dropdown of its own values where they repeat, a contains-box for free text, a min/max pair for numbers and dates. Every number column gets a sum and an average over the rows still showing.

It shows its working. Which row is the header, what type each column holds, which number format the values use — each guess is named in the interface, with an override beside it.

Merged cells don't stop it: tables with merged cells still sort, and still filter.

Nothing leaves your site. No storage, no outbound calls, no scopes requested. Your table lives in the page, not in the app, so uninstalling never holds it hostage.