Issue 102618

Summary: Table - Autoformat: Sum row should be optional
Product: Writer Reporter: lendo <thomas.lendo>
Component: formattingAssignee: AOO issues mailing list <issues>
Status: CONFIRMED --- QA Contact:
Severity: Trivial    
Priority: P3 CC: issues
Version: OOo 3.1   
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Hardware: All   
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Example with a dark colored "sum row" which is in fact no sum row and should have a brighter color none

Description lendo 2009-06-09 15:16:30 UTC 
The Autoformat feature for tables in Writer is cute and I use it often (because
the Writer tables don't recognize if you insert a new row and the following rows
won't be recolored). But most times I don't need a sum row.

The problem now is that you can not configure the Autoformat feature not to
insert a "sum row" color in the last row of the table. In a table with e.g. 6
rows (1 header row, 5 content rows) the last 2 rows get the same color but I
don't want this.

Now:

- - - -
Header row
- - - -
bright row
- - - -
dark row
- - - -
bright row
- - - -
dark row
- - - -
DARK row
- - - -

Desired if no sum row is necessary:

- - - -
Header row
- - - -
bright row
- - - -
dark row
- - - -
bright row
- - - -
dark row
- - - -
BRIGHT row
- - - -


It should be possible
* to save a table color sheme without a sum (or/and header) row in Autoformat and
* to assign a table color sheme to an existing table without a sum (or/and
header) row - the simplest way would be checkboxes in the area of additional
formattings (in German you can open this with click at "Zusätze" in the
Autoformat window).
Comment 1 lendo 2009-06-09 15:19:17 UTC 
Created attachment 62885 [details]
Example with a dark colored "sum row" which is in fact no sum row and should have a brighter color
Comment 2 eric.savary 2009-06-10 22:41:01 UTC 
@requirements: the goal here is to get a table formatted with rows alterning
their colors throughout the table AND including the last row.