Thanks for reply; i have indeed used cell mreging to achieve tewuired 
formatting, but as for sections, that's given me something new to play around 
with.
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On Wed, 26/9/18, Brian Barker <b.m.bar...@btinternet.com> wrote:

 Subject: [libreoffice-users] side by side tables
 To: users@global.libreoffice.org
 Cc: "Gary Collins" <gcatl...@yahoo.co.uk>
 Date: Wednesday, 26 September, 2018, 14:50
 
 At 05:42 26/09/2018 +0000, Gary Collins
 wrote:
 >Ive found out how to resize tables
 so they don't take up the full 
 >page width (though to be honest i
 usually find it easier and more 
 >flexible to simply include an
 additional empty column to right and 
 >left and adjust widths as required)
 but what i would really like to 
 >be able to do is to have two (or
 perhaps more) tables juxtaposed 
 >horizontally. Is there a way to
 align tables horizontally (without 
 >resorting to frames, which i tend
 to find are a right pain in the proverbials)?
 
 Yup.
 o Insert a Section.
 o In the section, choose the
 appropriate number of columns. This 
 applies with your section only, not the
 whole page or document.
 o Insert your table in the first
 section.
 o Insert a column break in order to
 move the insertion point to the 
 next column.
 o Insert your second table.
 o Etc.
 
 At 05:47 26/09/2018 +0000, Gary Collins
 wrote:
 >PS to previous post
 >I know i could do this by having
 one "giant" table and just leaving 
 >some empty columns &/or rows
 but it would be more flexible to have 
 >two tables as then they could for
 example have different row heights 
 >if necessary.
 
 You can achieve some of this by
 judicial merging of table cells - in 
 this case cells within the one column
 of the table but not others, or 
 differently in different columns.
 
 I trust this helps.
 
 Brian Barker
 
 

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