Jaine_e wrote:
You haven't said what medium you are using for the
final format.
I'm using XSL-FO for the final formatting
There's no direct way to do this with XSL-FO 1.0 as there's no way to
know, in the general case, when your table will go to a new page.
However, if the depth of your rows is fixed and the start point of your
table is consistent then you should be able to determine accurately how
many rows will go on a page and therefore you can generate the "footer"
row (which will just be a normal row) as part of your XSLT process.
XSL-FO 1.1 adds a new feature, table markers, which allows you to use
markers in table headers and footers. This will let you do exactly what
you want in a very direct way.
As mentioned by David C., you can also use some form of two-pass process
depending on the features of the XSL-FO implementation you are using.
Cheers,
E.
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