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Currently a template is assumed that occupies the whole cell, and even if there is content around it - it is overwritten by the data placement mechanism.
It will be more convenient to be able to preserve the fixed content around it, and - of course - multiply it along the other cells, depending on the data size(s).
There are couple of caveats:
The original content of the template's cell is overwritten because of normal data placement - it needs to be stored aside. Easy.
The content can be RichText based, and it should stay that way, making the "find-and-replace" act a bit more difficult. Not impossible.
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Currently a template is assumed that occupies the whole cell, and even if there is content around it - it is overwritten by the data placement mechanism.
It will be more convenient to be able to preserve the fixed content around it, and - of course - multiply it along the other cells, depending on the data size(s).
There are couple of caveats:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: