Adobe acrobat pro - Containers TR contain a TD cell from the row below

Hi @Felicity35766470jgez,

Thanks for the clarification. 

You might want to try the steps below:

• Open Tag Structure View

  • Go to View → Show/Hide → Navigation Panes → Tags.

  • Expand your table’s tags so you see each <TR> with its <TH> and <TD>.

• Identify Misplaced Container <TR>

  • Look for a parent <TR> that contains both the header <TH> and the data <TD>.

  • Or sometimes, cells might be grouped into one visual row under a tag meant for another row.

• Re-tag Properly

  • Right-click the misplaced <TD> tag.

  • Select Shift Tag Up or Shift Tag Left to move it out of the current <TR> and into the correct one.

  • If necessary, use New Tag → Table Row (TR) to create distinct <TR> containers.

• Adjust Header Cells

  • For each <TH>, right-click and choose Properties.

  • Verify the role is set to Header and scope correctly (e.g., “Column” for column headers).

  • If it's mislabeled as data, change it to a header.

• Verify Tag Tree Alignment

  • Ideal structure:

    • <Table>
        <TR>  ← Row 1
          <TH>…
          <TH>…
        </TR>
        <TR>  ← Row 2
          <TD>…
          <TD>…
        </TR>
      </Table>
  • Make sure no extra containers wrap multiple rows or mix cells.