creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Ben Hechter wrote: > Thanks, Wim, Fred and Ann. > > This was mainly about being able to create a template > table type with column 1 automatically shaded for row > headings (without having to use custom shading overrides). > > Believe that I now have a some alternatives for doing this. Ah,

RE: creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Ben Hechter wrote: > Thanks, Wim, Fred and Ann. > > This was mainly about being able to create a template > table type with column 1 automatically shaded for row > headings (without having to use custom shading overrides). > > Believe that I now have a some alternatives for doing this. Ah

RE: creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

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creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

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Subject: creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Hi Ben, To make a table with (repeating) row headers you can use a rotated frame, create table and rotate the text. In fact you turn the tabel (90 degrees) and use rotated the text (-90 degrees) so the display will be 'normal'. You could make a special master page with a rotated text frame to ho

Subject: creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Great solution, Wim! Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 2:27 AM, Wim Hooghwinkel - idtp wrote: > Hi Ben, > > To make a table with (repeating) row headers you can use a rotated frame, > create table and rotate the text. In fact you turn the tabel (90

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Great solution, Wim! Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 2:27 AM, Wim Hooghwinkel - idtp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Ben, > > To make a table with (repeating) row headers you can use a rotated frame, > create table and rotate the text. In fact yo

Subject: creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Hi Ben, To make a table with (repeating) row headers you can use a rotated frame, create table and rotate the text. In fact you turn the tabel (90 degrees) and use rotated the text (-90 degrees) so the display will be 'normal'. You could make a special master page with a rotated text frame to ho

creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Ben Hechter wrote: > Seems simple enough but cannot find anything in Table Designer > for creating a table with row headings instead of column headings > (i.e. all the headings appear in column 1). The only functional difference between a heading row and a body row is that heading

RE: creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Ben Hechter wrote: > Seems simple enough but cannot find anything in Table Designer > for creating a table with row headings instead of column headings > (i.e. all the headings appear in column 1). The only functional difference between a heading row and a body row is that heading

creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Seems simple enough but cannot find anything in Table Designer for creating a table with row headings instead of column headings (i.e. all the headings appear in column 1). Thanks, gurus! Ben Hechter [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.semitake.com ___ You are

creating a table with row headings instead of column headings

Seems simple enough but cannot find anything in Table Designer for creating a table with row headings instead of column headings (i.e. all the headings appear in column 1). Thanks, gurus! Ben Hechter bhechter at objectives.ca www.semitake.com