Hello,

I have a question regarding table row breaks in PDF reports (pdf recipe). When a table spans multiple pages, some rows are split between two pages (for example, row number 35 in the attached image). Is there a way to keep rows intact so that they are not broken across pages?
This is important for our customers, as sometimes a row break causes the next page to appear empty except for the table borders. I’ve tried using CSS page-break properties, but they don’t seem to work in this case.
One complication is that I can’t predict the height of the rows, as the content within the cells can vary and expand dynamically.

Regards,
Nejc

Hi,
I have a document in html-to-xlsx format, which needs to be printed in landscape orientation. The problem is that every time the document is opened in Excel and prepared for printing, the page orientation has to be manually changed to landscape, which is something I would like to avoid.

Is it possible to specify page orientation in html-to-xlsx format (in my case to "landscape") before the document is exported (something similar to landscape in recipe chrome pdf)?

Thank you in advance for the reply.