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I'm trying to code a table with a continued title to float across multiple pages. I have all this working correctly however the customer wants the word continued to appear on all subsequent pages except the FIRST page. Right now I have it to say Continued on all pages except the LAST one. Any help would be appreciated. See example below:
Example of what I currently have:
Header 1 | Header 2 |
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Table Title Continued
Header 1 | Header 2 |
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Table Title
What customer wants:
Header 1 | Header 2 |
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Table Title
Header 1 | Header 2 |
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Table Title Continued
Sarah
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Code the floatloc with floattyp=atpgbrk and code float scope=table pagetype=afterref. When the table ends, the float ends, so "Table Title Continued" will not appear at the bottom of that page. On the e-i-c for table, code usetext placemnt=after to output "Table Title Continued" at the end of the table.
Hi Sarah,
It really depends on how you are going about this. Are you using FOSI, Styler, XSL, etc?
What version of Editor are you using?
These may help the other folks on here better understand your situation and provide meaningful input.
This is an unusual requirement I've never seen before. If you are using FOSI, I think the closest you can get is to output "Table Title" before the table and "Table Title continued" after the table, with ""Table Title continued" at the bottom of each page but the last.
Yes we are using FOSI and we are on 6.0 M020.
You said each page but the last, how do i turn it off the last page?
Code the floatloc with floattyp=atpgbrk and code float scope=table pagetype=afterref. When the table ends, the float ends, so "Table Title Continued" will not appear at the bottom of that page. On the e-i-c for table, code usetext placemnt=after to output "Table Title Continued" at the end of the table.
Hey Sarah,
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