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Executing the Table command produces a function call.
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By using additional commands from the Layout Constructors package a nested function call can be produced which represents an entire worksheet.
That XML representation of a worksheet can be inserted directly.
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The Cell constructor is only necessary when some non-default Cell option is wanted, or when a sequence of arguments to Row are intended to be grouped in particular Cells. Arguments to the Row constructor are otherwise automatically wrapped in calls to Cell.
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When the interior borders of a Table are specified to be shown by group then the absence of separators above a row or to the left of a column is revealed.
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By default the boundaries of execution groups are not shown in a constructed Table. For the first of the next two examples the boundary of the Group within the Table Cell will not be shown. For the second example the boundary will be shown provided that behavior is enabled for all execution groups (which is not the case for displayed Help pages). Hence the boundary will be shown if the example is executed in a worksheet while that preference is enabled.
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Input regions within a Table can be hidden. The input can be shown, post-insertion, by editing the properties of the Table.
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