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    The problem I have is in the table. When I create a table of 12 lines the data printed is correct. Then I come back in beause the is two tables. The second table has 6 rows. Howver I only process only 5 roww. I move in data for these 5 rows and the when printed. The 6 row hase the data from the frist pages data for the 6th row. I do space out the data however, the data still has the data from the first page for the 6 row. Can you PLEASE help me. My email address is WillmsDick@hotmain.com Thanks

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      The problem I have is in the table. When I create a table of 12 lines the data printed is correct. Then I come back in beause the is two tables. The second table has 6 rows. Howver I only process only 5 roww. I move in data for these 5 rows and the when printed. The 6 row hase the data from the frist pages data for the 6th row. I do space out the data however, the data still has the data from the first page for the 6 row. Can you PLEASE help me. My email address is WillmsDick@hotmain.com Thanks

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        The problem I have is in the table. When I create a table of 12 lines the data printed is correct. Then I come back in beause the is two tables. The second table has 6 rows. Howver I only process only 5 roww. I move in data for these 5 rows and the when printed. The 6 row hase the data from the frist pages data for the 6th row. I do space out the data however, the data still has the data from the first page for the 6 row. Can you PLEASE help me. My email address is WillmsDick@hotmain.com Thanks

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        :confused: Post what you have tried (please use code tags), and maybe rephrase your original post as it was very unclear (to me anyways) as to what you are saying.

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          The problem I have is in the table. When I create a table of 12 lines the data printed is correct. Then I come back in beause the is two tables. The second table has 6 rows. Howver I only process only 5 roww. I move in data for these 5 rows and the when printed. The 6 row hase the data from the frist pages data for the 6th row. I do space out the data however, the data still has the data from the first page for the 6 row. Can you PLEASE help me. My email address is WillmsDick@hotmain.com Thanks

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          You should delete the data in your first table (12 rows) before adding the new data from the second table. When all you do is overwrite the old data you can get remnants of the old data mixed in with the new. If this did not help you then you should post some relevant code to give us a better idea of what is happening.


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