The basic table's creation (i.e. header row plus the two rows below that) is only part of what the code does. It then has to replicate as many of the non-header rows as are necessary to match the original table. An alternative, if your existing tables (which I haven't seen) were suitable, would be to forego creating a new table and just re-format the existing ones.
Yes, that's quite easily done. I just wanted to check whether the basic table creation was doing the right thing first. If you can confirm that, I'll look at adding the rest.

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Paul Edstein
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