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Playing with table cells may render tables that do not contain a number of cells that produce complete rows. In the example below, the for statement will produce 5 cells in a 3-columns table (there are 3 persons defined in list persons). So there is one missing cell. If you are bored with my explanations, make a pause now and listen to some musical illustration of this "missing cell" problem (I agree the artist has its own point of view on this question).
![](https://appyframe.work/58/file/download)
Hurrah! POD added the missing cell for you.
![](https://appyframe.work/59/file/download)
Conditional inclusion of cells through statements like
do cell if <python_expression>
raise the same issues and are solved by POD in the same way.
In order to avoid having some cells to lack a right border like on the last screenshot, check that all your table cells have 4 borders.
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