A grouped report on paper has rules that a screen never needs: a page that starts mid-group must say where it is, and a group must close under its total. This release teaches the PDF renderer those rules.
Structure on the page
- Running heads A page that opens inside a group restates it in the table head, and a continuation page names the whole path, one marker per level. The first page stays quiet when the group names itself on its first row.
- Group rules The break moves to the first total row that closes a group, so a sum, an average and a count no longer draw three bands. A rule-only row closes the report under the grand total.
- Heavier boundaries Group lines are drawn half again as heavy as row hairlines, in ink, derived from the table's line width.
Fidelity with the screen
- Chips and fills A rounded chip and a filled cell are distinct in print as in HTML; the chip is square on paper because the formatting standard has no border radius.
- The reader's settings Dark or light appearance, density from extra small to extra large, and striping travel from the user's settings into the PDF and HTML renderers. A dark session no longer receives a white sheet.
- Charts told their height, so rounded bar corners resolve as equal lengths.
Accessible output, right-to-left output and now ledger-grade grouping: the document engine keeps catching up with what finance departments print.