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).
Hurrah! POD added the missing cell for you.
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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