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If you are using a template, and you don't specify the coltypes, you don't have no know the number of columns, which is a great feature. It would be even better, if you could:
specify the same column type for all columns in the table (without having to know the number of columns). I.e. something like \includespread[...,coltypes={all=r}]
specify parts of the table (beginning and ending rows): for example \includespread[...,coltypes={rl|l|{rest=c}|cl}
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If you are using a template, and you don't specify the coltypes, you don't have no know the number of columns, which is a great feature. It would be even better, if you could:
\includespread[...,coltypes={all=r}]
\includespread[...,coltypes={rl|l|{rest=c}|cl}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: