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Article #18370how to mark cells to be merged - script to merge?
From: johannes
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 09:01
Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2003 09:01
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Hi, I need to import tables from xml with merged cells, and structured content in cells so I use xsl to transform these tables into tab delimited text, import into InDesign, apply paragraph styles to tags in cells and transform TAB Text into Table after that, to keep styles in cells** works fine so far - that is what i am going to get scripted, but i dont know if i'd be able to do one thing: i can fill the empty space (where merged cells are supposed to be) with empty cells in xsl, but: can i mark cells in a way to tell a script to merge them? how could a script look like? (what about InDesign3 will there be better solutions for the xml-table problems? does/can anybody know?) TIA johannes **(last step is applying a Style from SmartStyles - and i dont know how to make it keep my wanted styling and just format the other (unstyled text) - but that is another sad story)
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