Thanks alot! It worked 100% .... but it looks a bit tacky. :~ I wanted it to look just like the format in Excel. So i went back to the drawing board for a new solution i want to share just incase someone else does it too. I copied the Excel sheet area i wanted to use and pasted it right in a new webform design view and saved it as Template.aspx . It looks exactly like the format in the excel sheet. Now the for cells i want to populate, i just name then with html tags. I then use a normal streamreader to read the Template.aspx file and use my session variables to change the tags to the values i want ...... and viola ! Thanks again for the table solution above, atleast it worked too. ;)

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Something like that , just without the testboxes and filter only by one field. Thanks anyway ;)