Hello,
I'm a novice Latex user and currently having problems with a multi-page table I'm building. I've searched the internet but couldn't find sufficient help that's why I ask here.
I use the longtable environment which correctly splits the table over multiple pages. However, since the entries of e.g. two succeeding rows are longer than one page, Latex puts the second row on a new page.
How can I script Latex to split 1 row over multiple pages?
Thanks in advance!
Roel
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ruchir_iit
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Re: How to split rows over multiple pages
Hi Roeles,
What I understand from your post is that in case a cell of the table has many rows, the cell itself is shifted to the next page. Please let me know if I have understood it rightly.
I have a problem that I want the cell to go to the next page instead of having some rows of the cell in one page and remaning rows on the other.
Regards,
Ruchir
What I understand from your post is that in case a cell of the table has many rows, the cell itself is shifted to the next page. Please let me know if I have understood it rightly.
I have a problem that I want the cell to go to the next page instead of having some rows of the cell in one page and remaning rows on the other.
Regards,
Ruchir