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Question

For long tables, I want to add a footer to the bottom of each continuation table. Bold tail line.

However, it is not easy to handle when the tail row of the table spans multiple columns.

Table footer, when it spans multiple columns.

Sometimes the display column line is correct, and sometimes it does not need to be displayed.

How to solve it。

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But what if you in such cases would add a small anchored line?

You can play with the settings and save them in an object style.

Visually, it creates the necessary effect. Here's a screenshot from the exported PDF:

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Hi~ Kasyan Servetsky 。

Thank you very much ~

Yes, it's a good idea, but it's not the best way.

Because sometimes it's laying a mine

Maybe there is no solution. . . . .

Maybe I can only pray not to encounter rows that span multiple columns.

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For some reason your footer row is merged - I selected the footer row and unmerged

and it worked

Is that what you're looking for?

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I didn't intend to cloud merge the last row of the table. That's the default.

I just set the top line at the end of the table to 0.

This seems inevitable. Unless we find a new way.

If you cancel the footer merge, the left page table is right and the right page table is wrong

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