Horizontal overflow

Question

Hi Experts,
I have Xml as shown below.
<DepreciationDtl>
<Depreciation>
<Year>1<\Year>
<Percentage>5<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>2<\Year>
<Percentage>10<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>3<\Year>
<Percentage>15<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>4<\Year>
<Percentage>20<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>5<\Year>
<Percentage>25<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>6<\Year>
<Percentage>30<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>7<\Year>
<Percentage>35<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>8<\Year>
<Percentage>40<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>9<\Year>
<Percentage>45<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>10<\Year>
<Percentage>50<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>11<\Year>
<Percentage>55<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>12<\Year>
<Percentage>60<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>13<\Year>
<Percentage>65<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>14<\Year>
<Percentage>70<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
<Depreciation>
<Year>15<\Year>
<Percentage>75<\Percentage>
</Depreciation>
</DepreciationDtl>
Using the XML mentioned above i need to display dynamic table as shown below.
YEAR Dep% YEAR Dep% YEAR Dep%
1 5 2 10 3 15
4 20 5 25 6 30
7 35 8 40 9 45
10 50 11 55 12 60
13 65 14 70 15 75
Can anyone let me know how to make it possible using overflow concept...
Thanks in Advance....

Answer 1

It sounds like you have created a "line" or "row" section with the 6 fields (3 sets of 2) on it. That is fine.
Then you would create a trigger to calculate your total occurrences, divide by 3 (add 1) and then return that as your trigger count. This will get you enough rows for your content.
Within the "row" section you have, you would add the appropriate xPath or XDD reference to the field rule section. Then review the help on the Overflow and Overflow Multipliers. Essentially, you want the overflow per section and a multiplier of 3 (I think) since you have 3 sets per section.
Don't just do a search in the help for Overflow because you will see all different kinds that have existed over the years. You want to see the Overflow Multiplier definitions in the Fields section under rules.