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Usage
The table column statements specify the actual width of the table instance columns. They override the
column widths specified in the TblFormat statement.
Row statement
A Row statement contains a list of cells. It also includes row properties as needed. The statement must
appear in a Tbl statement.
Syntax
<Row
<Conditional...>
<RowWithNext boolean>
<RowWithPrev boolean>
<RowMinHeight dimension>
<RowMaxHeight dimension>
<RowHeight dimension>
<RowPlacement keyword>
<Cell...>
<Cell...>
...
>
Usage
Each Row statement contains a Cell statement for each column in the table, even if a straddle hides a cell.
Extra Cell statements are ignored; too few Cell statements result in empty cells in the rightmost columns
of the row.
When you rotate a cell to a vertical orientation, the width of unwrapped text affects the height of the row.
You can use RowMaxHeight and RowMinHeight to protect a row's height from extremes caused by
rotating cells containing multiline paragraphs, or to enforce a uniform height for the rows.
A FrameMaker product writes out the RowHeight statement for use by other programs. It is not used by
the MIF interpreter. Even if the statement is present, the MIF interpreter recalculates the height of each row
based on the row contents and the RowMinHeight and RowMaxHeight statements.
Specifies conditional row (row is unconditional if the statement is
omitted)
Keep with next body row
Keep with previous body row
Minimum row height
Maximum row height
Row height
Row placement
keyword can be one of:
Anywhere
ColumnTop
LPageTop
RPageTop
PageTop
Each Row statement contains one Cell statement for each column
(see "Cell statement," next)
Additional statements as needed
End of Row statement
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