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Originally Posted by MatteoBounce
Right, so that's what I was mentioned. If slot 2 is already occupied by a table, then no other tables can move to it. The software will disallow it. Only one table is allowed in each grid slot (the only exceptions are the stack slot, new tables slot, old tables slot). You can test this by first keeping a table in the grid, and then trying hotkeys to "Move table to Next/Previous slot" and see if the slot will get skipped over when trying to use those hotkeys to move other tables.
So, first, are you absolutely certain that the table is popping up over the existing table in the same exact location? If so, then these are the reasons that may happen that I can think of:
1. The original table that you used "Keep table in grid" is not truly in that slot to begin with. I don't know how or why that would occur. You should verify the table #s for stacked/grid tables on the Main tab in the program to make sure that the table is in the grid.
2. The table that popped over isn't recognized by SaT, and is excluded from SaT's grid altogether. For example, if the table is from a site that is not Included into SaT. In this case, it would have to mean that the table is already in the exact spot as the table already in slot #2
3. You have two grid slots in the same exact location. I don't see slots #4 or #6 in the picture, but one slot # is hidden. If you have slot #4 and slot #2 overlapping each other exactly, then that would explain it
Pretty much what I'm saying is, there is probably something else happening which is giving the appearance of looking like there are 2 tables in the same slot. We just need to figure out what is happening so you can stop that in the future. Its going to take some investigative work to figure out whats happening though