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Works like a charm, thank you very much for saving me hours of terrible work! I just made one small mini-tweak, because it merged all first two rows togehter, I think this happens because after the first merge, numbering of the cells is shifted.
my edit of the second merge:
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tables.cells[0].merge(tables.cells[1]);
tables.cells[1].merge(tables.cells[3]);
…
(or maybe using them in your way, just in oposite order would also help)
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for your help, I will try it asap.
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