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Looping for Two-column Signature Blocks

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I'm trying to create a two-column area for signatures, so folks signing the document are listed in the left column or right column, and there are enough rows to accommodate everyone's signature. Under each signature line, I want to print their name and optionally title/company name if applicable, and I want to pull the name/title/company from a variable so I can change those easily.

I'm having difficulty with this since a foreach loop will have everything identical, but I might need different commands if I'm on the left-hand side vs. the right-hand side.

Here is my variable with everyone's names; I'm flexible on how this is laid out:

defmembers
 
 Name1, Title1, CompanyName1,
 Name2, Title2, CompanyName2
 , 
 Name3,
 Name4, Title4, CompanyName4
 , 
 Name5, Title5, CompanyName5,
 Name6
 , 
 Name7, Title7, CompanyName7,
 Name8, Title8, CompanyName8
 , 
 Name9, Title9, CompanyName9,
 Name10, Title10, CompanyName10
 %

Here is what I had originally that worked well for listing everyone in a single column, and it relied on members being flatter than shown above:

foreach x in members 
 \[8ex]
 makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 foreach y in x 
 y \[1ex]
 

What I'm trying to do now is incorporate a table with left/right columns:

begintabular l l 
 begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular
 & begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular \
endtabular

loops variable for-loop

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I'm trying to create a two-column area for signatures, so folks signing the document are listed in the left column or right column, and there are enough rows to accommodate everyone's signature. Under each signature line, I want to print their name and optionally title/company name if applicable, and I want to pull the name/title/company from a variable so I can change those easily.

I'm having difficulty with this since a foreach loop will have everything identical, but I might need different commands if I'm on the left-hand side vs. the right-hand side.

Here is my variable with everyone's names; I'm flexible on how this is laid out:

defmembers
 
 Name1, Title1, CompanyName1,
 Name2, Title2, CompanyName2
 , 
 Name3,
 Name4, Title4, CompanyName4
 , 
 Name5, Title5, CompanyName5,
 Name6
 , 
 Name7, Title7, CompanyName7,
 Name8, Title8, CompanyName8
 , 
 Name9, Title9, CompanyName9,
 Name10, Title10, CompanyName10
 %

Here is what I had originally that worked well for listing everyone in a single column, and it relied on members being flatter than shown above:

foreach x in members 
 \[8ex]
 makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 foreach y in x 
 y \[1ex]
 

What I'm trying to do now is incorporate a table with left/right columns:

begintabular l l 
 begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular
 & begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular \
endtabular

loops variable for-loop

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I'm trying to create a two-column area for signatures, so folks signing the document are listed in the left column or right column, and there are enough rows to accommodate everyone's signature. Under each signature line, I want to print their name and optionally title/company name if applicable, and I want to pull the name/title/company from a variable so I can change those easily.

I'm having difficulty with this since a foreach loop will have everything identical, but I might need different commands if I'm on the left-hand side vs. the right-hand side.

Here is my variable with everyone's names; I'm flexible on how this is laid out:

defmembers
 
 Name1, Title1, CompanyName1,
 Name2, Title2, CompanyName2
 , 
 Name3,
 Name4, Title4, CompanyName4
 , 
 Name5, Title5, CompanyName5,
 Name6
 , 
 Name7, Title7, CompanyName7,
 Name8, Title8, CompanyName8
 , 
 Name9, Title9, CompanyName9,
 Name10, Title10, CompanyName10
 %

Here is what I had originally that worked well for listing everyone in a single column, and it relied on members being flatter than shown above:

foreach x in members 
 \[8ex]
 makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 foreach y in x 
 y \[1ex]
 

What I'm trying to do now is incorporate a table with left/right columns:

begintabular l l 
 begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular
 & begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular \
endtabular

loops variable for-loop

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defmembers
 
 Name1, Title1, CompanyName1,
 Name2, Title2, CompanyName2
 , 
 Name3,
 Name4, Title4, CompanyName4
 , 
 Name5, Title5, CompanyName5,
 Name6
 , 
 Name7, Title7, CompanyName7,
 Name8, Title8, CompanyName8
 , 
 Name9, Title9, CompanyName9,
 Name10, Title10, CompanyName10
 %

foreach x in members 
 \[8ex]
 makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 foreach y in x 
 y \[1ex]
 

begintabular l l 
 begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular
 & begintabular@l@ \[8ex] makebox[2.5in]hrulefill \
 Name1 \
 Title1 \
 CompanyName1 endtabular \
endtabular

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