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To personalize the content or style of cells, based on the value of a data field, you'll need a
script. See "Using scripts in Dynamic Tables" on page876.
Adding a row to the header or footer of a Dynamic Table
A Dynamic Table that is created by the Wizard always has a header (a <thead> element). It will
also have a footer (a <tfoot> element) if you chose to add Subtotals.
Sometimes you may want to add more rows to the header or footer of a Dynamic Table, for
example, to add taxes and/or the total of an invoice, or to add a custom message.
A header or footer row can be added to a Dynamic Table as follows.
1.
In the workspace, open the Design tab.
2. If the table already has a header/footer:
a. Right-click the header of the table if you want to add a header row, or the footer of
the table if you want to add a footer row.
b.
On the shortcut menu select Row > Insert below or Insert above. The new row will
be added to the header or footer.
If the table doesn't have a header/footer, add it (see "Adding a header or footer" on
page709) and proceed with the next step.
Tip
To determine if a table has a header and/or footer, expand the table on the "Outline
pane" on page1033.
3. Select the new row (see "Selecting an element" on page608).
4.
On the "Attributes pane" on page1024, select one of the options from the Show Row
drop-down that specifies whether the row must be repeated in the output. The options are:
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All: The row will appear on all pages.
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Before page break: The row will appear on all pages except the last.
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After page break: The row will appear on all pages except the first.
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At end of table: The row will only appear on the last page.
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