I need to create tables that have a stroke at the top and bottom, but not at the sides. I've created a table style and appropriate cell styles for body, header, and footer rows. I was hoping that the table style would then take care of the stroke if I told it that the first row was a header row and the lat row a footer row.
The trouble is that I can't tell it not to repeat the row! That's fine for the header row; I want that to repeat. But for the footer row I just want the last line of data with a stroke at the bottom. If it goes onto two pages, I want the last row on the first page to have a stroke at the bottom, and the last row on the second page to have a stroke at the bottom, not for the last row to be repeated on each page. Do I have to apply the cell style to the appropriate rows manually, or is there some way I can get the table style to do what I want?
(I thought of creating a blank footer row to hold the stroke, which could then repeat on every page, but then I have to add that row to each of my tables coming in from Word. It also makes some of the other processing I do a lot more complicated.)
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