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Mindy McAdams wrote: > It's not as simple as Randy outlined in Dreamweaver MX or Dreamweaver > UltraDev. Since you're writing to an HTML table, the only way to go down > column 1 and then back up to the top of column 2 would be -- I think -- > to write the dataset out to an array, then parse it and read it into the > table in normal HTML order, which would be: > > 1 2 3 > 4 5 6 > 7 8 9 > > Mindy McAdams > [log in to unmask] > http://Mindy.McAdams.com/ Yes, I think my method would have to be done in straight ASP. But I think she indicated she was comfortable coding that way. Maybe it's because I have a VB background, but I prefer to do anything even a little complex in VBscript rather than relying on a tool like Dreamweaver (though I use and like Dreamweaver for site management). And for those things that VB really sucks at, PERL works really well! Randy S.