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> > From: Guy McDowell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Friday, February 21, 2003 11:26 AM
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Hi Dave (and everyone else),
I've got the grouping and ordering down, it's the formatting of the
output that's the challenge. The trick is to get my HTML table only 3
cols wide and then only have the first 3 results of the query on the
Subcategory table displayed under the appropriate Category hea
>This is a borderline newbie question. Perhaps we should have a
>CF-Brainfart list. Anyway
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>Challenge: To have out put from two tables put into a three column
>wide, n-rows deep HTML table a la Yahoo! Each column's formatted output
>would look something like this:
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>Category Name
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>Subcateg
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