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Issue: When building an umbrella/excess schedule with multiple underlying policies (General Liability, Auto Liability, Employee Benefits Liability, Employers Liability, Professional Liability, etc.), each coverage currently generates its own separate table. This results in a long series of disconnected tables instead of one cohesive schedule.
Requested Enhancement: Add an option to combine all underlying coverage sections into a single continuous table, using section headers (e.g., "Underlying Schedule," "General Liability," "Auto Liability") and indentation to organize sub-limits within each coverage, all under one shared "Coverage" and "Limit" column structure.
Example: As shown in the attached exhibit, the primary/umbrella limits, sub-limits (e.g., Abuse or Molestation Sub-limits), and each underlying coverage line (General Liability, Auto Liability, Employee Benefits Liability, Employers Liability by carrier, Professional Liability, Abuse and Molestation Liability) all appear as indented rows within one continuous table, rather than as separate standalone tables per coverage.
Benefit: This creates a cleaner, single-scroll reference document for reviewing the full tower of coverage instead of piecing together multiple separate tables.
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