Andreas L Delmelle wrote:
>
>
> [OP:]
> ---------------------------------------
> If there ist a page-break I would like to have this:
>
> year | name || year | name
> =======================
> 2007 Tom 2009 Andy
> 2008 Brenda 2010 Mitch
> ----- page break --------------
> 2011 Nick 2013 Emmi
> 2012 Carl
>
> But, maybe needless to say, I get this:
>
> year | name || year | name
> =======================
> 2007 Tom 2011 Nick
> 2008 Brenda 2012 Carl
> -----page break--------------
> 2009 Andy 2013 Emmi
> 2010 Mitch
> ---------------------------------------
>
> This result does not seem correct to me. I can't say for sure,
> though, but it looks a bit 'off'. As though the column-break is
> computed /after/ the page-break..?
>
>
So far I don't really have a column-break but a single table with 4 columns.
I am iterating from 1 to (n + n mod 2) div 2 and writing in row m: year m
and year m + (n + n mod 2) div 2. So the page-break is not done by me.
Any ideas?
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