Date:         Wed, 18 Jul 2001 13:01:41 +0200
Reply-To:     Fabrizio.Arosio@ROTTA.COM
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From:         Fabrizio Arosio <Fabrizio.Arosio@ROTTA.COM>
Subject:      Re: Table Layout - Insert empty line in Table
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Rita,
about the 1st question, in order to add an empty line in a table generated by
a TABLES command, you could use the trick yesterday posted by
Christian Schmidhauser.
It works by using a dummy variable as a spacer between var1 and var2 in the
following table:

Compute spacer=0.
Tables
/format=blank
/mdgroup=spacer ' ' spacer (1)
/table=var1+spacer+var2.

In order to show the table corner, you need to double-click on the table,
and select the Table properties item in the Format menu, so you can change
the "Row Dimension Labels" to "Nested".
You could also create a new Tablelook file with this property already set to
use it in the SET TLOOK command.

HTH
Fabrizio





Dear listers

We have a table in which we consider columns percentage of varA, columns
percentage of varB and mean of varB. We wish to insert an empty line in
the table to separate the 3 type of data. Do you know if it's possible ?
An other question: we insert a CORNER in the table (/CORNER 'Table. 1'),
but this didn't appear in the table. Why ? Any idea?
Thank you for your help.

Rita

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