Table row properties

 

Height	The minimal height of the row, or the absolute height if the Vertical grow option is unselected.
Vertical grow	Allows the row to grow vertically depending on content
Keep with next	The number of table rows you want to be kept with the current row. For example, a header row should always be followed by at least two body rows. Note: You can set a command that avoids the Keep with next property to be applied if there for example are no more body rows but a header row comes next. See
Row type	Header, Body or Footer.
Occurrence	For header rows you can select the following: Only First Instance – A header that is rendered only at the top of the first table instance. All but First Instance – A header that is rendered at the top of all table instances except the first one. For example, to indicate that the table continues from a previous page. All Instances – A header row for all instances of the table, for example descriptions of the table columns. For body rows you can select the following: All but First Instance – For example a body row that you want to use for a subtotal value from the previous table instance. This body row is normally put above the other body rows. All Instances – The body row that you normally set to be repeating. All but Last Instance – For example a body row that you want to use for a subtotal value from the current table instance. This body row is normally put below the other body rows. For Footer rows, you can select the following: All Instances – A Footer row that is rendered on all instances of the table. All but Last Instance – For example a Footer row that indicates that table will continue on next page. Only Last Instance – For example a Footer that indicates that the table ends here.
Allow content to split	If the content of a cell in the current row does not fit into a Story frame, this option enables the content to split and continue in a row in the following Story frame. Without this option specified, the whole row will be moved to the next Story frame. This can be useful especially for long paragraphs or nested tables.