Paige,
I have to do the very same thing in my solution. Just use nested tables where
each nested table gets its table-header. So it would be something like
(obviously pseudo):
<table>
<table-header>Education</table-header>
<table-body>
<table>
<table-header>Organization | Project | Status</table-header>
<table-body>
ORG1 | PRJ1 | STAT1
</table-body>
</table
</table-body>
</table>
-Sean
From: Paige Balter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 6:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Repeating table/group headers on subsequent pages
Thanks for your reply, Andreas.
Sorry if my question was unclear, it is so hard to explain everything in an
email. I have many more rows than just 5, I was keeping the number brief for
example purposes.
By creating a table header, I can get
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Organization | Project | Status | Primary Sector | Amount | Funding Type |
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to show up on the top of the next page, but the crucial part is the group
header, that part that is bold below:
Inventor Support
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Organization | Project | Status | Primary Sector | Amount | Funding Type |
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The report may have as many as 100 rows with 10 or so groups in it, and I was
hoping that any time a group got split across pages, that the group header
could appear at the top of the next page along with the table header.
Please let me know if this still doesn't make sense. Again, thank you so much
for your help.
~Paige
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