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Here is an example of what I'm trying to achieve: enter image description here

Here is what my template looks like: enter image description here

And here is my end result: enter image description here

I believe it is because I have defined block as w:tr, which refers to a single row only. Is there a way to tell opentbs that the block consists of 2 rows? Thanks.

Matt
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  • Quick fix, I bodged something like this into my project using nested tables, so then you can declare your block as `w:table` instead. I won't answer properly though, as I'm sure someone can come out with a better answer! – Chris Oct 09 '13 at 12:09
  • Have you seen this example using `headergrp`? http://www.tinybutstrong.com/examples.php?e=grouping&m=result – Sarah Kemp Oct 09 '13 at 14:44

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It is possible to define a block on several rows. Please note that it is different from a header block upon several detail rows.

A block on tow rows:

[al.companyName;block=w:tr+w:tr]
Further detail: [al.detail]

or better:

[al.companyName;block=tbs:row+tbs:row]
Further detail: [al.detail]
Skrol29
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