Multi row update not occuring

I have created a tabular form using the wizard. This form will show three columns (and in addition a checkbox). I would like this form to be updateable in only certain instances. Because of that, I select the columns twice. I make one of them updateable, and the other read-only. Then I have a conditional display for the columns, so that the updateable columns are shown if a status variable in my page is 'EDIT' and the read-only columns are shown otherwise.
The problem is that the multi row update does not occur. If I show one of the read-only columns when in the edit mode, the update is done. Also it is executed if I show one of the editable fields when the page is not in edit mode. But when I show only the editable fields in edit mode, and only the read-only fields when in read-only mode, the process is not run.
What can I do about this? Why doesn't the multi row update occur?

An alternative is to control the updates by controlling the buttons. Only show the submit/update button if the status on the page is "EDIT".

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