On Thursday 16 November 2006 15:16, Henry Lu wrote: > Is it possible to have different number of cells and size of cells in > one table? > > first row: 2 columns: 60,40 > second row: 3 columns: 50,30,20 That is not directly possible. You could use a number of smaller columns and then use column spanning to create different width columns in each row.
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