I've attempted to modify the demo code supplied with SpreadsheetHideRows to expand row 3 to display data across three rows. The data gets displayed but doesn't force the proceeding rows down by three. It seems to lay on top of them. Any idea why this happens or is this a bug with the module? 

use Tk;
use Tk::TableMatrix::SpreadsheetHideRows;

my $top = MainWindow->new;

my $arrayVar = {};

my @rawdata = (qw/ 
Quarter    Month    Region    State    AvgTemp    
1    --    South    --    39    
2    --    South    --    61    
3    --    South    --    65    
4    --    South    --    45    
/);



foreach my $row  (0..4){
    foreach my $col (0..5){
        next if( $col == 0);
            
        $arrayVar->{"$row,$col"} = shift @rawdata;
    }
}


my $expandData = {
    1 => { data => [ [ '','','Jan', 'South','--',33],
                     [ '','','Feb', 'South','--',38],
                     [ '','','Mar', 'South','--',45],
             ],
           tag => 'detail',        
           expandData => {
                       1 => { data => [ [ '','','', '','Texas',35],
                              [ '','','', '','Ok',36],
                              [ '','','', '','Ark',37],
                         ],
                       tag => 'detail2',
                       },
                       2 => { data => [ [ '','','', '','Texas',41],
                              [ '','','', '','Ok',42],
                              [ '','','', '','Ark',43],
                         ],
                       tag => 'detail2',
                       },
                       3 => { data => [ [ '','','', '','Texas',51],
                              [ '','','', '','Ok',52],
                              [ '','','', '','Ark',53],
                         ],
                       tag => 'detail2',
                       },
                  },
           },
           
    2 => { data => [ [ '','','Apr', 'South','--',55],
                 [ '','','May', 'South','--',61],
                 [ '','','Jun', 'South','--',68],
                 ],
           tag => 'detail',
           expandData => {
                       2 => { data => [ [ '','','', '','Texas',58],
                              [ '','','', '','Ok',65],
                              [ '','','', '','Ark',60],
                         ],
                       tag => 'detail2',
                       }
                  }
           },
    3 => { data => [['',"Testing \nMultiple \nRows"]],
           tag => 'detail',
           spans => [ 1 => '2,3']
        },
     4 => { data => [['','Sorry, Detail Data Not Available Until Next 
+month']],
         tag => 'detail',
        spans => [ 1 => '0,3']
        },
           
    };

my $t = $top->Scrolled('SpreadsheetHideRows', -rows => 5, -cols => 6, 
                              -width => 6, -height => 6,
                  -titlerows => 1, -titlecols => 1,
                  -variable => $arrayVar,
                  -selectmode => 'extended',
                  -resizeborders => 'both',
                  -selectorCol => 0,
                  -expandData => $expandData
                 #  -state => 'disabled'
                #  -colseparator => "\t",
                #  -rowseparator => "\n"
                    );

# Tags for the detail data:
$t->tagConfigure('detail', -bg => 'palegreen', -relief => 'sunken');
$t->tagConfigure('detail2', -bg => 'lightskyblue1', -relief => 'sunken
+');



$t->pack(-expand => 1, -fill => 'both');

Tk::MainLoop;

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Thanks!

In reply to SpreadSheetHideRows with multiple rows ? by Anonymous Monk

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