Tables can only be use on header areas of templates as well as the footers. This means they are used on project and header sheets.
To add a table, follow the steps below:
Once you have your template with a table on it you can select from the top ribbon the Table Columns button.
There are three groups of settings for the creation of the table: Table, Group, and Columns.
The title is the template study title for the table. All heights on the template are displayed in millimetres (mm) next to the corresponding values.
Title Height
This is above the headers and is the space given for the top title of the table.
Header Height
The space given for the headers, as the diagram below shows.
Row Height
This is the height of each row. It can be set as a fixed height or it can be flexible with what data is available.
Row Limit
The row limit will stop the table at a number of rows. This, plus the row height means you can control the number of rows and the space they will take up. In the example, we have its 25 and a 4 mm space meaning the hole table will be 100mm plus the headers on the template.
Boarders
Borders covers all the line work on the table. The orientation and the weight of the lines.
Style
Style will control the format of the test in the title, if you need to change the data size it will be in the styles in the Columns section.
Order
This lets you set up a list of the table's orders.
You can have many values controlling the order and you have to select the group and the header it comes from.
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