Hello Everyone,
As i am aware, a page break under a table is not an option in google docs, there was an add ons “Doc Table” before which am not able to find anymore.
I have placed the <> of the expression at the very end of the page, but it still randomly cut .
What am trying to acheive is to have every ref and it’s table on a single page, the next ref should be on a new page even if there is space on the previous page.
My template is as above:
Page Size A4
Margins are
0.5 top and bottom
1 on left and right
Custom margin is turned off in the appsheet side.
Any help would be appreciated
Hi @Hussein_Osseily ,
I had similar issues that I found very challenging to overcome.
My solution was to switch to HTML templates and employ page-break-before: always;
Here’s an example of what could be used in an email body template or an attachment template or both.
.page-break-before {
**page-break-before: always;**
}
Hope that helps… 
Thanks for sharing this , it didn’t cross my mind to get it as HTML
Ill give this a try.
Hi, You can add a emtpty table an set a minimun row height, then set the borders 0px thickness to make it invisible. Other way that I use is put all my template inside a invisible (or not) table with te height of the page
I hope it helps you
Hello, is there an answer to this question without using html?
I already gave an answer without html, what do you want to do?
A late response but it might be helpful for others.
Make your headers in a 1 row table.
insert your <> statement under that headings table.
insert a 1 row table for field values
press Ctrl + Enter (to insert page break)
insert your <> statement after the page break
