Row Spanning

Of course the output looks ok, but if you have a closer look
You can see the thicker borders produced by the adjoining bottom border of the previous data-containing table and the top border of the next repeated table.

If you are looking at the detailed level. Sorry, this is not the solution , you got to look :)....


In the previous post, Mr.Matt requested to get the row-spanning,
on the left side,

With little play with tables , i was able to achieve it..



Hmm, Mr.Matt was asking for Better cleaner method,
I was trying to find alternate solution, but another solution version is here :)

Hope i will get better one, next time :)..

Comments

Anonymous said…
I'm struggling to find a way to do the exact same thing. Is the bottom image on your post (the one with grey and white backgrounds and the mustard-color header row) a finished product you were able to get? You mention "but another solution version is here :)" If so, can you post the template?

Thanks
Anonymous said…
Its a finished product for sample report.
Anonymous said…
Can you share the template that allowed you to get that finished product? I'm about at my wit's end trying to figure this out.

Thanks
dimitris said…
Can you share a sample with the latest solution?

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