Now get rid of all that stuff, bring back Tom and Rick and we'll dive into `<ROWSPAN>`.

    <TABLE BORDER=3>

    <TR>
    <TD>Ed</TD>
    <TD>Tom</TD>
    <TD>Rick</TD>
    </TR>

    <TR>
    <TD>Larry</TD>
    <TD>Curly</TD>
    <TD>Moe</TD>
    </TR>

    </TABLE>

Ed | Tom | Rick
Larry | Curly | Moe

As you may have guessed, `<ROWSPAN>` is just like `<COLSPAN>` 'cept y'all span rows instead of columns. (Not exactly brain surgery... is it?)

If we remove Larry and let Ed take over his cell, this is the result.

    <TABLE BORDER=3>

    <TR>
    <TD ROWSPAN=2>Ed</TD>
    <TD>Tom</TD>
    <TD>Rick</TD>
    </TR>

    <TR>
    <TD>Curly</TD>
    <TD>Moe</TD>
    </TR>

    </TABLE>

Ed | Tom | Rick
Curly | Moe

And of course, these attributes can also be used in combination.

    <TABLE BORDER=3>

    <TR>
    <TD ROWSPAN=2>Ed</TD>
    <TD COLSPAN=2>Tom</TD>
    </TR>

    <TR>
    <TD>Curly</TD>
    <TD>Moe</TD>
    </TR>

    </TABLE>

Ed | Tom
Curly | Moe

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