I want a document with multiple pages. Every page should have the same header. One section of the document contains a long table, which stretches over multiple pages. On every page of this section I want to show a title above the table.
I came up with two solutions so far. Both seem hacky and have their downsides:
Make the title part of the header in this section. Feels wrong and is also annoying when I have other pages in the document which should contain the header but not the title.
Make the title part of the table and use HeadingFormat. Feels hacky as well because the title doesn't "fit" in the columns of the table.
Any better ideas?
Re 1: Put the table in a new section and set a new header for that section. One line can be the standard header shared by all pages, another line can be a special header for the table section.
Does not look hacky to me.
Re 2: You can set the HeadingFormat for several rows. So you can use the first row for the "header" without any border and with a MergeRight so it spans the whole page. Not really hacky and will look like normal text outside the table.
Solution 1 has a downside as every new section starts on a new page. Well, the table is so important that it even gets an own page header, so this downside should not matter.
A hacky and tricky solution would be using PDFsharp to add a special header on all pages with the table on it. I think I'd go for option 2.