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Avoid bfseries from bolding pm in siunitx
siunitx: how can I avoid adding decimal zeroes?Defining ang in siunitxUsing text inside num from siunitxExtract multiplier from siunitx prefixOverfull hbox with S column from siunitxAlign numbers by decimal point using siunitx and bfseriesProblem aligning decimals in multi-column tablesiunitx forced scientific notationsiunitx error: “invalid-number”Placeholder number with siunitx
.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty margin-bottom:0;
I'm using siunitx to successfully align my column content along the pm:
begintable[b]
centering
robustifybfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
Furthermore, I'd like to point out one special data set by using bfseries, which happens to also boldify the +- sign, which isn't intended. I would like to avoid this, since there is no additional information within the bold +- and the size of the +- symbol increases as well.
Any ideas, that don't point in the direction of column separators?
siunitx
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I'm using siunitx to successfully align my column content along the pm:
begintable[b]
centering
robustifybfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
Furthermore, I'd like to point out one special data set by using bfseries, which happens to also boldify the +- sign, which isn't intended. I would like to avoid this, since there is no additional information within the bold +- and the size of the +- symbol increases as well.
Any ideas, that don't point in the direction of column separators?
siunitx
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I'm using siunitx to successfully align my column content along the pm:
begintable[b]
centering
robustifybfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
Furthermore, I'd like to point out one special data set by using bfseries, which happens to also boldify the +- sign, which isn't intended. I would like to avoid this, since there is no additional information within the bold +- and the size of the +- symbol increases as well.
Any ideas, that don't point in the direction of column separators?
siunitx
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I'm using siunitx to successfully align my column content along the pm:
begintable[b]
centering
robustifybfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
Furthermore, I'd like to point out one special data set by using bfseries, which happens to also boldify the +- sign, which isn't intended. I would like to avoid this, since there is no additional information within the bold +- and the size of the +- symbol increases as well.
Any ideas, that don't point in the direction of column separators?
siunitx
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You can also use the b font series so the numbers will have the same size.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,etoolbox,booktabs
sisetupseparate-uncertainty
begindocument
begintable
centering
renewrobustcmdbfseriesfontseriesbselectfont
renewcommandpmmathbinmboxunboldmath$mathchar"2206$
begintabular
c
S[detect-weight, table-format=-1.1(1),mode=text]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
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I would switch back to normal font for the pm, the alignment is already broken by the bold numbers, so no additional harm done
documentclassarticle
usepackage[separate-uncertainty = true]siunitx
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[b]
centering
% bfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 normalfont$pm$ 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of theoutput-decimal-markeroption one gets:.for non bold entries and,for bold entries.
– leandriis
9 hours ago
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You can also use the b font series so the numbers will have the same size.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,etoolbox,booktabs
sisetupseparate-uncertainty
begindocument
begintable
centering
renewrobustcmdbfseriesfontseriesbselectfont
renewcommandpmmathbinmboxunboldmath$mathchar"2206$
begintabular
c
S[detect-weight, table-format=-1.1(1),mode=text]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You can also use the b font series so the numbers will have the same size.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,etoolbox,booktabs
sisetupseparate-uncertainty
begindocument
begintable
centering
renewrobustcmdbfseriesfontseriesbselectfont
renewcommandpmmathbinmboxunboldmath$mathchar"2206$
begintabular
c
S[detect-weight, table-format=-1.1(1),mode=text]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You can also use the b font series so the numbers will have the same size.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,etoolbox,booktabs
sisetupseparate-uncertainty
begindocument
begintable
centering
renewrobustcmdbfseriesfontseriesbselectfont
renewcommandpmmathbinmboxunboldmath$mathchar"2206$
begintabular
c
S[detect-weight, table-format=-1.1(1),mode=text]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
egregegreg
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You can also use the b font series so the numbers will have the same size.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,etoolbox,booktabs
sisetupseparate-uncertainty
begindocument
begintable
centering
renewrobustcmdbfseriesfontseriesbselectfont
renewcommandpmmathbinmboxunboldmath$mathchar"2206$
begintabular
c
S[detect-weight, table-format=-1.1(1),mode=text]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 +- 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
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I would switch back to normal font for the pm, the alignment is already broken by the bold numbers, so no additional harm done
documentclassarticle
usepackage[separate-uncertainty = true]siunitx
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[b]
centering
% bfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 normalfont$pm$ 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of theoutput-decimal-markeroption one gets:.for non bold entries and,for bold entries.
– leandriis
9 hours ago
add a comment |
I would switch back to normal font for the pm, the alignment is already broken by the bold numbers, so no additional harm done
documentclassarticle
usepackage[separate-uncertainty = true]siunitx
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[b]
centering
% bfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 normalfont$pm$ 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of theoutput-decimal-markeroption one gets:.for non bold entries and,for bold entries.
– leandriis
9 hours ago
add a comment |
I would switch back to normal font for the pm, the alignment is already broken by the bold numbers, so no additional harm done
documentclassarticle
usepackage[separate-uncertainty = true]siunitx
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[b]
centering
% bfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 normalfont$pm$ 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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I would switch back to normal font for the pm, the alignment is already broken by the bold numbers, so no additional harm done
documentclassarticle
usepackage[separate-uncertainty = true]siunitx
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[b]
centering
% bfseries
begintabular
c S[detect-weight, table-format=1.1(1)]
toprule
Header1 & Header2 \
& Sub \
midrule
A2 & -6,2 pm 1,3 \
A3 & 4,8 pm 1,7 \
A7 & bfseries 5,7 normalfont$pm$ 2,0 \
A12 & 5,9 pm 2,1 \
bottomrule
endtabular
captionCaption.
labeltable:mwe
endtable
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of theoutput-decimal-markeroption one gets:.for non bold entries and,for bold entries.
– leandriis
9 hours ago
add a comment |
You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of theoutput-decimal-markeroption one gets:.for non bold entries and,for bold entries.
– leandriis
9 hours ago
You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of the
output-decimal-marker option one gets: . for non bold entries and , for bold entries.– leandriis
9 hours ago
You might want to point out that this method gives you inconsistent decimal separators. Even upon usage of the
output-decimal-marker option one gets: . for non bold entries and , for bold entries.– leandriis
9 hours ago
add a comment |
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