We're having an issue with the borders on the left column. You can see in the ls_result.xlsx file that the left border does not extend down and the last row has no bottom border on the left column. Any help is appreciated!
This is occurring because your jt:forEach tag starts in column B. Looping tags only copy their block downward (or rightward if copyRight is set to true). Columns to the left or right are not copied down. This means that the border of the cell in column A is not copied downward.
You can fix this by moving the jt:forEach tag to column A. To get ${section.@label}., which is already there in column A, to print only on the first row, declare a name for your varStatus variable as an attribute in your jt:forEach tag, then use it to determine if you're on the first item, e.g.:
Andy,
This is occurring because your
jt:forEach
tag starts in column B. Looping tags only copy their block downward (or rightward ifcopyRight
is set totrue
). Columns to the left or right are not copied down. This means that the border of the cell in column A is not copied downward.You can fix this by moving the
jt:forEach
tag to column A. To get${section.@label}.
, which is already there in column A, to print only on the first row, declare a name for your varStatus variable as an attribute in yourjt:forEach
tag, then use it to determine if you're on the first item, e.g.:Thanks very much! I hope you have a great weekend, Andy