Align multiple HTML columns in an Email

[dalecombrink]

I have data store in one row in Data verse that contains different currency amounts so I had to break down the tables into their relevant grouping but when I send the email the columns of the different tables do not align.

I also need to format the numbers into currency.

These are the tables: They have the same column headings so if there is a way that I can do this more effectively I am open to suggestions

This is the CSS format that I am using

These are the 2 ways I have tried to input the tables in the email

This is the email that gets sent where the columns do not align.

Also how can I get a symbol in to replace the value of Up/Down in my symbol column?

[srduval]

If all your HTML tables are identical, you could use the union function to combine them all into one single output (or single output for each group (Cash Management, Trade, etc...) then HTML table the output of the union. 

Alternatively, it's a little more work, but you get infinitely more control. Is to construct your own HTML table via append to string variable. So basically initialize your variable with all the opening HTML needed up to the point you'd create table rows include your <TH> rows in the initialize. Then for each data pool, you do an apply to each and construct the table elements one row at a time each time it loops. Once you have all the data loaded to a table, you have another append after the loop to add the closing HTML tags. Going this route you should be able to substitute the HTML character code for the desired symbol as well

[dalecombrink]

Hi @srduval 

Thank you for the above I will try it but do you by any chance have an example of what you mean with your option for more control?

For the union option are you talking about the compose action item?

[srduval]

@dalecombrink 

Yes for union I am referring to a compose action with the UNION() function. 

As for the other, it's basically just writing your HTML directly, and subbing in dynamic content between the <td></td> tags.