Hi All,


I'd like any tips you can offer for navigating non-uniform tables.


At work, I need to read information that appears to be set up as tables 
within tables. There's one master table that contains all the day's 
cases. Each case appears to be its own smaller table, showing people, 
dates, and so on. The first row of the smaller table spans several 
columns, but the smaller table may be next to one or two columns of 
additional information in the larger table. Though I'm not positive, the 
number of rows in the smaller tables seems to vary depending on the 
number of people involved.


I'm trying to figure out an efficient way to jump from one case to 
another. I've tried using the jump-to-table command, but it seems to 
recognize only the master table. I've tried moving to Row X, but I don't 
really know how to do this because there's so much going on.


I have found one trick that works well, but there's a but. The case 
numbers are a combination of letters and numbers. When the case number 
includes an unusual letter combination, like CEJ or CEFL, I can run a 
search for that letter combination. But when the case number has single 
letters like F or M, then I need to find another way to read the 
information.


Any ideas?


Ciao


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