Reply to Michael:
Thank you for your request for code examples - I figured out the solution to my
multicolumn table with dynamic headers app. I wrote the original app many yrs
ago VB 6.0 writing to an excel template, but my client wants it straight to
PDF. In the original app I counted rows and when it hit the number that I had
pre-selected it automatically figured out the headers with the day/area
continued info.
I am new to iTextSharp and it took me about 2 days to figure out that I
couldn't do what I wanted with get/set or events or headers as shown in most of
the examples I researched. So, I counted rows for this one too and when it hit
that number I had the code do the same thing as before and build the headers
during the creation of the table structure!
This, luckily, works with any number of records or days or areas ... so, thank
you for asking. I guess in the end it was just a c# solution instead of
iTextSharp.
Randy Hoover
www.projectcadd.org<http://www.projectcadd.org>
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