Contents of (g + h) Complicated tables

(g + h) Complicated tables

If more than 2 levels of logical structure, use "headers" and "id" attributes

Diagram of complex table; 4 columns, 9 rows. First row contains row heading and spans all 4 columns. Second row contains 3 columns, where column 3 spans two columns. Table contains row and column headings.

Lecture Notes

Example table shows 6 levels of logical structure (3 levels for West Coast, 3 levels for East Coast)