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Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case, from older to newer:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case:

Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case:

Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case, from older to newer:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case:

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Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case:

Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case:

Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case:

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Regarding the basic case having one column for n row headers, one row for m column headers and n by m values it's very likely that the best will be to have a canonical question. Some questions that belongs to this case:

I'm still not sure what existing question should be used as a canonical question. Suggestions?


Case having two column headers OR two row headers (with no blank / merged cells). Some questions that belong to this case:

Case having tow column headers OR two row headers with blank / merged cells. Some question that belong to this case: