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A: 

Try putting a & nbsp; inside the blank TD tag near the bottom.

Jon
missing a non-breaking space isn't the culprit.
Abel Martin
+3  A: 

The table, as posted, shows up properly on the IE7 so it has to be because of surrounding HTML markup in your page.

ksaunam
You gave me a big hint. I will post my progress
David Bonnici
The problem was being caused by a div. Changed the div poistion and now ok. Thanks for you suggestions
David Bonnici
You're welcome, glad you found the root cause.
ksaunam
A: 

Removing all of the [visible ="false"] and completing the closing table table tag delivers the desired output. Start from there.

Abel Martin
Tried it but it didn't work
David Bonnici
A: 

What is visible and what is not? Changing all your visibile=false to true it looks fine in ie7.

n8wrl
+1  A: 

What DOCTYPE are you using? IE could be interpreting the page differently than Firefox depending on your DOCTYPE.

If you're unfamiliar with DOCTYPES, A List Apart has a good description of them.

Taeram