Table Question

[Footie]

Im not sure if this is possible but if it is I would like to try it.
It concerns Tables.
is there a way to move a whole column in a Table.
I hope This is a good e.g

1__________
2__________
3__________


is there away to move the whole #2 Column can move up to number 1 or down to number 3.

Heres the table I made.

http://www.footballfanaticsworldwide.com/Superleague.php

I am trying to find a way that I don't have to change every column everytime I update.

Hope I made sence

[DCOFFICESERVICES]

Re: Table Question

Im not sure if this is possible but if it is I would like to try it.
It concerns Tables.
is there a way to move a whole column in a Table.
I hope This is a good e.g

1__________
2__________
3__________


is there away to move the whole #2 Column can move up to number 1 or down to number 3.

Heres the table I made.

http://www.footballfanaticsworldwide.com/Superleague.php

I am trying to find a way that I don't have to change every column everytime I update.

Hope I made sence

I don't think you can. I also update a table for a local rugby club and I end up manually re-entering the data every week to get the table in order eg http://www.imperialrfc.org.uk/first_...ppearances.php.
Like you I would love to know if there is another way.

Darren

[Collectors-info]

Re: Table Question

Hi, Darren is quite correct in not being able to update a table like you would be able with software like XL. Some members tend to use XL for this reason, or Google Docs in an iframe works well.

[davidundalicia]

Re: Table Question

One posibility is to create a single table with 1 row and 1 column then populate it with your data.

Then repeat for how many entries that you may have.
select all - allign left.

1............... ................ ................
2............... ................ ................
3............... ................ ................

Now all you have to do is to update the details of a line
then select a line and move it up or down.

To avoid having to keep change numbers, omit the number and instead use a heading of "top 10" or "top 20" etc.

Another posibility is to save the original table to a database which can then be sorted and displayed whenever you wished.

Or yet again use exel, change, sort, republish............................

[Footie]

Re: Table Question

Thanks alot guys Ill Try Something, not an excel wiz, but I like Davids Idea, that maybe something I try.

Thanks again

[CarbonTerry]

Re: Table Question

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