Getting headings including (but not limited to) column headers repeated automatically

Dear All,

I was wondering

a) would it be possible to get a basic header above a table (as well as the table column headings) repeated on as many pages of a table as a user may care to take up when filling in content in the table - not just for printing, but as viewed on-screen? So: On the first page, some standard blurb in each of a number of boxes (cells) in certain relative positions first, followed by a table with column headers, and then for every subsequent page that the table spills over onto, the blurb header/boxes above the table repeated prior to continuation of the table (also with repetition of the column headers at the top of each new page table continuation)?

b) if a) be possible, would it also be possible to have separate sections (/ tables) each starting on different pages, each with different header blurb at the top of the page, and with its distinctive, section-specific blurb on each continuation page of that section (as well as the repeated column headers)?

Also, as an additional complication, the header blurb boxes on the first page of each of these sections take their input from the front cover (on a separate tab, the first tab), and in some cases, the contents are the result of a conditional statement that depends on what is filled in in a couple of boxes on the front cover.

Whew, yeah, that's quite a lot. I hope that made sense!

Thanks very much for your kind attention.

Yours,


Tim

Thanks newdoverman,

What you reckon can be done corresponds to what I also seem to have found. I've used it and it works; however it isn't sufficient for the ultimate purpose. In fact the latter is even worse, because as things are there also needs to be a 'bottomer' at the bottom of each page (and this also depends on which section and is conditional based on the front cover). Ouch! I'm feeling that a fundamental rethink may be required and/or give up on making this (template, actually) too sophisticated / automated.

Thanks anyway.

Regards,


Tim

Thanks for that, newdoverman, that's a good suggestion. I'll bear it in mind and see if there are possibilities in that direction.

Regards,



Tim