Where a table cell's value wraps onto two lines, only the line nearest the label is read in the row. The rest is written between the table's rows, as a line of its own, and nothing says which row or column it belongs to.
7cd619ec8cb5a7083981933be601e7a3846982f56586613abcc9e9b31cea582f p96 reads | Max. stroomverbruik motor | 22A | Accutypes | Alleen loodzuur 12 V (nat, gel, MF, EFB, | and then prints AGM) on its own between that row and the next, so the battery types the row gives are cut in the middle. The same page breaks Activiteitscyclus handmatige luchtmodus and Geschatte opblaastijd (0-40 PSI) across a row and a loose line. 2a8650d668cef6cc5a78c92979a11aa19db55ce79c9c61486f6809fba972244d p97 reads | Charge voltage 'absorption' | Default setting: 14,4 / 28,8 / 43,2 / 57,6 V | and leaves (adjustable with: rotary switch, display, VE.Direct or Bluetooth) outside the row.
#238 put the first line of such a value in its row, which is where the label's own row is; the lines after it are still loose. Reading them as continuations belongs to the table's rows rather than to how lines are made: a line under a cell of the row above, in that column and in no other, continues it. Where a table is ruled, its rules say so exactly, which is what #237 reads for columns.
A value cut in half is read as a different value: "Alleen loodzuur 12 V (nat, gel, MF, EFB," leaves out AGM, and a default charge voltage loses that it is adjustable.
Where a table cell's value wraps onto two lines, only the line nearest the label is read in the row. The rest is written between the table's rows, as a line of its own, and nothing says which row or column it belongs to.
7cd619ec8cb5a7083981933be601e7a3846982f56586613abcc9e9b31cea582fp96 reads| Max. stroomverbruik motor | 22A | Accutypes | Alleen loodzuur 12 V (nat, gel, MF, EFB, |and then printsAGM)on its own between that row and the next, so the battery types the row gives are cut in the middle. The same page breaksActiviteitscyclus handmatige luchtmodusandGeschatte opblaastijd (0-40 PSI)across a row and a loose line.2a8650d668cef6cc5a78c92979a11aa19db55ce79c9c61486f6809fba972244dp97 reads| Charge voltage 'absorption' | Default setting: 14,4 / 28,8 / 43,2 / 57,6 V |and leaves(adjustable with: rotary switch, display, VE.Direct or Bluetooth)outside the row.#238 put the first line of such a value in its row, which is where the label's own row is; the lines after it are still loose. Reading them as continuations belongs to the table's rows rather than to how lines are made: a line under a cell of the row above, in that column and in no other, continues it. Where a table is ruled, its rules say so exactly, which is what #237 reads for columns.
A value cut in half is read as a different value: "Alleen loodzuur 12 V (nat, gel, MF, EFB," leaves out AGM, and a default charge voltage loses that it is adjustable.