OK – problem identified.
eaDocX is correctly producing valid HTML which it is passing to Word, but Word seems to be ‘helping’ by doing strange things to the table when it is put into the document. In my tests, this seems to happen when there are more than about 62 columns: at that point, the table is too wide to fit onto the page (an A3, Landscape page) and Word start to do strange stuff.
As this is happening inside Word, there’s not much I can do.
– I will test with Word 2013 shortly, to see if there are any differences – I’m not hopeful
– In eaDocX 3.3 we have a new feature for Matrix reports which means you can get them to print only rows/columns where this is data. This makes sparse matrices more readable. Maybe this will help.
– I also have a prototype HTML viewer which displays the data correctly, but this won’t be available until later in the year.
Until then, I can only suggest you create more, smaller matrix reports. 🙁
