Hi Folks, You probably know that under-the-hood of Word is XML. I will be writing software to process the XML, so I need something in the XML which indicates that a cell is a column header. Bold-facing the first row of a
table is a good visual cue to a human reader that the items in the row are column headers, but bold-facing is of no help to software. I did some Googling and found this suggestion for indicating a column header: highlight the first row, right-mouse click, select Table Properties, click on the Row tab, select “Repeat as header row at the top of
each page” and unselect “Allow row to break across pages”. Okay, I did that and then examined the XML that was generated. See below for the XML of the first row of the table. As far as I can tell, the <w:tblHeader/> element is used to indicate “This row contains the column
headers”. Do you agree? Does Word provide any other way to identify column headers? /Roger <w:tr ...> |