Multiline Row Settings

Controls the upper limit on how many consecutive lines can be grouped into a single table row.

• A value of 0 means no maximum (all lines that qualify will be included).
• A value of 1 disables multi-line row detection (each row is a single line).
• Values above 1 limit the row to the specified number of lines.

Example:
Set to 3 to allow up to three lines per row, capturing wrapped descriptions or notes.

Allows detection of lines that precede the main row, such as descriptions, comments, or free-form notes.

• A value of 0 disables leading line detection.
• Values above 0 allow up to that many lines to be included before the main row.

Example:
In a table where each item has a description line above the main row, set this property to 1 to include the description.

Controls how much vertical space is allowed between lines that are grouped into a single row.

• Lower values restrict grouping to tightly spaced lines.
• Higher values allow for more widely spaced lines to be included.

Example:
Set to 2.0 to allow lines up to twice the font height apart to be grouped as a single row.

When enabled, Multiline Row Settings will allow a single logical table row to continue across a page break. This is useful for documents where a row may start at the bottom of one page and finish at the top of the next, such as long descriptions, itemized lists, or tables with unpredictable page breaks.

• When disabled, multi-line rows are restricted to a single page, and any content after a page break will be treated as a new row.
• When enabled, the row detection logic will attempt to group lines from both pages into a single row, provided they meet the other multi-line criteria (spacing, maximum lines, etc.).

Example Scenarios

• Long Item Descriptions: An invoice line item with a description that starts at the bottom of one page and continues on the next.
• Multi-Page Tables: Tables that are split by page breaks but should be treated as a single logical table with continuous rows.

Configuration Guidance

• Enable this property if your documents frequently contain rows that are split by page breaks.
• Test with sample documents to ensure that only intended rows are grouped across pages.
• If you notice unrelated content being grouped, consider lowering 'Maximum Lines Per Row' or 'Maximum Line Spacing' to tighten detection.

When enabled, Multiline Row Settings will detect and assemble rows where values are stacked vertically under their corresponding headers. This is common in tables with multi-level or stacked headers, where each logical row consists of several vertically aligned value cells.

• Enable this property for tables where each column's value appears on a separate line, directly below its header or sub-header.
• When disabled, only standard single-line or wrapped rows are detected.

Example Scenarios

• Stacked Headers: A table where the header consists of multiple rows (e.g., "Product" above "Description"), and each row's values are stacked in the same way.

  Product	Qty
  Description	Unit Price
  Widget A	5
  High quality	$10.00

• Multi-Level Data: Forms or reports where each data field is presented on its own line, stacked vertically within a single logical row.

Configuration Guidance

• Enable this property if your tables use stacked or multi-level headers and you want to capture all associated value lines as a single row.
• Adjust 'Maximum Lines Per Row' to match the number of stacked value lines expected in each row.
• Use in combination with 'Maximum Leading Lines' if there are additional description or comment lines above the stacked values.