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Table" on page877.
6. Check the option Allow Resizing to make it possible to change the width of columns in
Design mode via drag-and-drop.
7. Check the option Hide when empty to make the table invisible when there are no data to
display in it.
8. Click Finish to add the table to the section.
Tip
Once a table has been added to a template, it isn't possible to open it in the Wizard again.
However, when you add a new Dynamic Table, the Wizard will open with the last used
settings.
Warning
Do not remove rows from or add rows to the body of the Dynamic Table. This will lead to
unexpected behaviour and may cause errors.
Changing cells in a Dynamic Table
The usual ways to mix data and text, such as drag-and-drop, generally don't work in Dynamic
Table cells. To learn how to mix data and text in a Dynamic Table cell, see "Mixing text and
data in one cell" on page875.
Most properties of cells, such as which data field is linked to it and how the value is formatted,
can be changed via the "Attributes pane" on page1118.
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951.
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.
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