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A
table is made up of rows and columns of cells that you can fill
with form fields or merge with data. This example shows what the
various parts of a table are called.
Types of tablesYou can create
two types of tables in Designer form designs:
Tables that have a fixed number of rows and columns.
For example, this table is a simple four-column, four-row table
with a header and footer row.
Tables in which the number of columns are fixed, but the
number of rows will change depending on how much information is
in the data source.
View full size graphic A. This is how the table looks in the Layout Editor B. This is how the table looks in the Preview PDF tab when merged with data from a data source Or,
interactive tables can grow or shrink when a user clicks a button
to add or delete a row.
View full size graphic A. Buttons that add a row or delete a row B. When the user clicks the Add Row button twice, Designer adds two rows.
Ways to create tablesHere
are some of the common methods for creating tables.
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