Hi,
the writer app could conquer a wide spread and very common task of any office
with a new feature -- something what can't be done with the writer nor with ms
word up to now.

The scenario:

* you have a writer template with a table and fields in it like this
<position> <amount> <productname> <singleprice>
* you have a calc sheet used as a data source

The problem:

* you can't insert more than one row of the data source (in the F4-database
view) into an *existing* preformatted table
* (there is the fantastic feature to create a *new* table, however this is not
compatible with a template which has an *existing* table.)

The feature enhancement request:

* If existing fields are updated from a data source AND
* these fields are already placed inside of an existing table THEN
* there should be a dialog if to insert a new line to the existing table, be
filled with the same field-types and be filled with the data base's contents.

Sorry, if this sounds a bit too much for an enhancement but as I noticed that
there is already a feature to create a new table formed form several rows in the
data source I hope there is a way.

Finally:

* Although this would be an excellent feature -- on the long term I see some
conceptional problems: How would the writer app and the user determine which
fields are "repeater"-fields (e.g. <productname>, <singleprice>) and which one
are "one time update" fields (like <sum> or <totalprice>)? Maybe the mentioned
dialog is the first approach to solve this.