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    Default How create a two level table?

    Hi,

    I need to create a two level table (not a nested table).
    There is one table and its data is structures in a form of two levels.

    The data is read from a model.
    There are 20 row in source model but i want 24 rows(20 rows of source column + 4 rows for headings) in my QtableView.

    How can i do this..... ?

    Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    GK

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    Default Re: How create a two level table?

    Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Default Re: How create a two level table?

    if you need powerful table use QicsTable
    http://trolltech.com/company/newsroo...term=QicsTable

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    Default Re: How create a two level table?

    Yes, I agree with spirit, QicsTable is really powerful and useful table. You can visit this page for more details

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