3 column table

How can i make a report in APEX that would make a 3 column table as follows:
<table>
<tr>
     <td><img href="picture for object 1">Name: Object1</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 2">Name: Object2</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 3">Name: Object3</td>
</tr><tr>
     <td><img href="picture for object 4">Name: Object4</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 5">Name: Object5</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 6">Name: Object6</td>
</tr><tr>
     <td><img href="picture for object 7">Name: Object7</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 8">Name: Object8</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 9">Name: Object9</td>
</tr><tr>
     <td><img href="picture for object 10">Name: Object10</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 11">Name: Object11</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 12">Name: Object12</td>
</tr><tr>
     <td><img href="picture for object 13">Name: Object13</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 14">Name: Object14</td>
     <td><img href="picture for object 15">Name: Object15</td>
</tr>
</table>
so that it makes first, second and third on first row then continues with fourth, fifth and sixth on second row and so on.
Thank you

Hi, take a look at this post, I think it's exaclty what you need:
Displaying multiple columns of a single column query

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========================================================================
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문제 설명
=========
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=========
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한다. PL/SQL에서 VARCHAR2 및 LONG 변수는 32K까지 사용할 수 있기 때문에
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85
2635080      2636608      2637084      2637091      2637092      2637093      2637147      2637152      2637153      2637154      2637155      2637156      2637157      2637164      2637169      2637170      2637172      2637173      2637202      2637203      2637213      2637214      2637215      2637216      2637217      2637218      2637219      2637220      2637234      2637235      2637236      2637237      2637239      2637240      2637241      2637242      2637244      2637246      2637247      2637249      2637250      2637251      2637252      2637253      2637257      2637263      2637266      2637269      2637270      2637274      2637276      2637279      2637284      2637290      2637291      2637292      2637293      2637294      2637295      2637296      2637301      2637303      2637304      2637305      2637306      2637311      2637320      2637322      2637324      2637331      2637333      2637336      2637352      2637353      2637354      2637358      2637359      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2639497      2639498      2639502      2639504      2639505      2639506      2639507      2639508      2639509      2639511      2639512      2639519      2639521      2639522      2639523      2639525      2639527      2639530      2639542      2639543      2639552      2639553      2639554      2639555      2639559      2639560      2639561      2639563      2639564      2639565      2639567      2639574      2639575      2639578      2639579      2639581      2639582      2639584      2639585      2639586      2639587      2639588      2639589      2639591      2639595      2639596      2639597      2639598      2639599      2639605      2639618      2639621      2639623      2639624      2639627      2639628      2639637      2639638      2639639      2639644      2639647      2639648      2639649      2639650      2639654      2639658      2639662      2639665      2639669 I have some sample date here:
http://www.developpez.net/forums/attachments/p57656d1263922095/bases-donnees/oracle/pl-sql/html-affichage-tableaux-conditions/testcase.zip/
I want to know if it's possible to achieve what I want based on the code here.
I'm working on Application Express 3.1.2.00.02
thanks!!
Roseline

Displaying other columns/tables apart from a cross tab

Hi,
I designed an RTF template. This contains 3 tables. First table contains the invoice information. 2nd table is the cross tab and 3rd table contains the aging details. My requirement is to print the other tables in all pages if the cross tab goes to multiple pages. Presently all the tables are displayed in the 1st page only. If the cross tab output goes to next page then the 1st and 2nd tables are not being displayed in other pages.
Can anyone suggest me how to display the other columns/tables apart from cross tab columns if the cross tab output goes to multiple pages.

Can u plz send me the sample xml and the template so tat i can help u frm my side...

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