Never name it.

I saw a request , Column span BIP forum on how to column span, though Tim has his own blog post to explain this Tim's Post , Xplanation It seems causing some confusion, on how to do it, Its an attribute to be used in the column we wanted to span, [ xsl:attribute xdofo:ctx="block" name="number-columns-spanned"] 3 [xsl:attribute ]

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 :)..