The steps required to implement this are as follows: A second benefit is the ability to repeat the header row of the table at the top of a subsequent page should the table need to flow across multiple pages. This approach is superior to others in that the repeating table can be prevented from “breaking” across pages with the Word option to disallow the breaking of a row across pages ( Table Properties → Row → uncheck "Allow row to break across pages"). In this case, the desired layout for each record is a two-row, four-column table (the “repeating table”) that will be repeated for each item retrieved by a Salesforce report (or SOQL query) configured for use with a Conga Composer® solution:Ī containing table of three columns and two rows is used to provide a mechanism for controlling presentation of the repeating table: The example below is for a related list of Contacts, but the concept is applicable to any list. The objective of this exercise is to create a table like the one shown below. This documentation explains how to nest Word tables but does not include guidance on nesting detail regions when using nested queries in Conga Composer Release 8. While the screen shots below display traditional merge fields, the process of creating the Word tables is the same whether you are running Conga Composer Release 7 or Release 8 (only the style of merge fields may differ between releases).
For more information on using TableGroup see, Repeating Data in Word and Organize Repeating Data Tables into Groups in Word. Another option is the TableGroup function.
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