Table that spans multiple pages within a Paginated Report - Problem with Accessible PDF Tagging

Hi, bethwhitmer 

Maintain a single tag for the entire table, even if it spans multiple <Table>pages1.This means that all table rows(s) of the table content from the first page to the third page should be contained in a single tag<TR><Table>. You can check the following link:

Accessibility of Simple Tables in Microsoft Products, Adobe PDF, and HTML (hhs.gov)

If your table has headers, you may want to consider repeating them at the top of each page. This can usually be done by selecting the table row that contains the header, right-clicking on the row, and then selecting Table Properties. In the dialog box that appears, click the Rows tab, and then select the Repeat as header row at the top of each page check box.

Tables in documents – Accessible Technology (washington.edu)

Some software tools like Equidox offer features that can help mark tables across multiple pages. For example, Equidox has a "Merge" checkbox that allows you to mark each part of a table as part of the previous table.

Tips for Tagging Tables in PDFs (equidox.co)

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