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Can anyone help me to adjust the following asterisks?


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today is my first day to learn how to make a table in Latex.
I come up with the following example:



enter image description here



My difficult right now is how to align asterisks. I want to match 0.019's "9" with the ending bracket of the number (36.58), then the asterisk should follow the "9" and should not be above the ")" of 36.58, can anyone help me with that?



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 begintabular*9l
 toprule
 multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
 multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
 endtabular%
 labeltab:addlabel%
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument





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    Welcome to TeX.se, and thanks for adding a compilable example. You've loaded the siunitx package, but you're not using its extensive table formatting abilities. You've also defined a d column type, but you're not using that either. But siunitx should be able to do most of this.

    – Alan Munn
    9 hours ago











  • Try this: begintabularl *8d3 -- ?

    – John
    9 hours ago











  • @AlanMunn Thanks Alan, I started to learn this literally today. So I am a fresher. I appreciate your help, but can you give me some more specified clues, then I can try to figure it out by myself.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago

















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today is my first day to learn how to make a table in Latex.
I come up with the following example:



enter image description here



My difficult right now is how to align asterisks. I want to match 0.019's "9" with the ending bracket of the number (36.58), then the asterisk should follow the "9" and should not be above the ")" of 36.58, can anyone help me with that?



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 begintabular*9l
 toprule
 multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
 multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
 endtabular%
 labeltab:addlabel%
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument





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    Welcome to TeX.se, and thanks for adding a compilable example. You've loaded the siunitx package, but you're not using its extensive table formatting abilities. You've also defined a d column type, but you're not using that either. But siunitx should be able to do most of this.

    – Alan Munn
    9 hours ago











  • Try this: begintabularl *8d3 -- ?

    – John
    9 hours ago











  • @AlanMunn Thanks Alan, I started to learn this literally today. So I am a fresher. I appreciate your help, but can you give me some more specified clues, then I can try to figure it out by myself.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago













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today is my first day to learn how to make a table in Latex.
I come up with the following example:



enter image description here



My difficult right now is how to align asterisks. I want to match 0.019's "9" with the ending bracket of the number (36.58), then the asterisk should follow the "9" and should not be above the ")" of 36.58, can anyone help me with that?



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 begintabular*9l
 toprule
 multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
 multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
 endtabular%
 labeltab:addlabel%
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument





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today is my first day to learn how to make a table in Latex.
I come up with the following example:



enter image description here



My difficult right now is how to align asterisks. I want to match 0.019's "9" with the ending bracket of the number (36.58), then the asterisk should follow the "9" and should not be above the ")" of 36.58, can anyone help me with that?



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 begintabular*9l
 toprule
 multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
 multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
 endtabular%
 labeltab:addlabel%
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument





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    Welcome to TeX.se, and thanks for adding a compilable example. You've loaded the siunitx package, but you're not using its extensive table formatting abilities. You've also defined a d column type, but you're not using that either. But siunitx should be able to do most of this.

    – Alan Munn
    9 hours ago











  • Try this: begintabularl *8d3 -- ?

    – John
    9 hours ago











  • @AlanMunn Thanks Alan, I started to learn this literally today. So I am a fresher. I appreciate your help, but can you give me some more specified clues, then I can try to figure it out by myself.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago












  • 1





    Welcome to TeX.se, and thanks for adding a compilable example. You've loaded the siunitx package, but you're not using its extensive table formatting abilities. You've also defined a d column type, but you're not using that either. But siunitx should be able to do most of this.

    – Alan Munn
    9 hours ago











  • Try this: begintabularl *8d3 -- ?

    – John
    9 hours ago











  • @AlanMunn Thanks Alan, I started to learn this literally today. So I am a fresher. I appreciate your help, but can you give me some more specified clues, then I can try to figure it out by myself.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago







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1





Welcome to TeX.se, and thanks for adding a compilable example. You've loaded the siunitx package, but you're not using its extensive table formatting abilities. You've also defined a d column type, but you're not using that either. But siunitx should be able to do most of this.

– Alan Munn
9 hours ago





Welcome to TeX.se, and thanks for adding a compilable example. You've loaded the siunitx package, but you're not using its extensive table formatting abilities. You've also defined a d column type, but you're not using that either. But siunitx should be able to do most of this.

– Alan Munn
9 hours ago













Try this: begintabularl *8d3 -- ?

– John
9 hours ago





Try this: begintabularl *8d3 -- ?

– John
9 hours ago













@AlanMunn Thanks Alan, I started to learn this literally today. So I am a fresher. I appreciate your help, but can you give me some more specified clues, then I can try to figure it out by myself.

– veryBigman
9 hours ago





@AlanMunn Thanks Alan, I started to learn this literally today. So I am a fresher. I appreciate your help, but can you give me some more specified clues, then I can try to figure it out by myself.

– veryBigman
9 hours ago










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Maybe the following code. I have put the asterisks in other columns.



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 begintabular*9r@>$l<$
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
 endtabular%
 labeltab:addlabel%
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument


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  • Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago












  • You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

    – koleygr
    9 hours ago


















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Since you load the dcolumn, I suggest you make use of its D column type to align (most of) the numbers in the 8 data columns on their decimal markers.



enter image description here



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools,booktabs,array,dcolumn,lscape
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % handy shortcut macro

begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[htbp]
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 labeltab:addlabel
 medskip
 begintabular@ l *8d2.5 @
 toprule
 & mcEW1M& mcEW3M&mcEW6M&mcEW12M&mcVW1M &mcVW3M&mcVW6M&mcVW12M\
 & mc(1) &mc(2) &mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6)& mc(7)& mc(8)\ 
 midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\
 addlinespace
 Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &mc130,904 &mc129,660 &mc128,239 &mc124,051 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\ 
 bottomrule 
 endtabular
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument





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  • Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago











  • @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

    – Mico
    8 hours ago


















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The solution that I'd posted as a comment to the OP keeps the longer numbers aligned at the decimal digit (if that's what's desired ... )



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
 centering
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
 begintabularl *8d3 %%<======== aligns all the numbers on the decimal
 toprule
 multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
 multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
 &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
 &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
 endtabular%
 labeltab:addlabel%
endtable
endlandscape



enddocument
enter image description here






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    With the type of column S (of siunitx). All elements which are not part of the numbers must be protected by braces (...).



     documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
     usepackagemathtools
     usepackagebooktabs
     usepackageamsmath
     usepackagesiunitx
     usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,lscape
     begindocument
     defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
     beginlandscape
     setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
     begintable[htbp]
     sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     begintabularl*8S
     toprule
     & EW1M& EW3M&EW6M&EW12M&VW1M &VW3M&VW6M&VW12M\
     & (1) &(2) &(3) & (4) & (5) & (6)& (7)& (8)\ midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
     &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\
     Purchaser (NPR) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
     &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &130.904 &129.660 &128.239 &124.051 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\ 
     endtabular%
     labeltab:addlabel%
     endtable
     endlandscape
     enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

      – John
      8 hours ago






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      Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

      – F. Pantigny
      8 hours ago











    • Yes, I suspected! No worry.

      – John
      8 hours ago











    • @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

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    • I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

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      8 hours ago













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    Maybe the following code. I have put the asterisks in other columns.



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools
    usepackagebooktabs
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagesiunitx
    usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
    begindocument
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
    beginlandscape
    setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
    begintable[htbp]
    sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     begintabular*9r@>$l<$
     toprule
     multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
     multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
     Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
     endtabular%
     labeltab:addlabel%
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument


    The result of the code above






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    • Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago












    • You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

      – koleygr
      9 hours ago















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    Maybe the following code. I have put the asterisks in other columns.



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools
    usepackagebooktabs
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagesiunitx
    usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
    begindocument
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
    beginlandscape
    setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
    begintable[htbp]
    sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     begintabular*9r@>$l<$
     toprule
     multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
     multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
     Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
     endtabular%
     labeltab:addlabel%
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument


    The result of the code above






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    • Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago












    • You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

      – koleygr
      9 hours ago













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    3







    Maybe the following code. I have put the asterisks in other columns.



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools
    usepackagebooktabs
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagesiunitx
    usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
    begindocument
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
    beginlandscape
    setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
    begintable[htbp]
    sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     begintabular*9r@>$l<$
     toprule
     multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
     multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
     Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
     endtabular%
     labeltab:addlabel%
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument


    The result of the code above






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    Maybe the following code. I have put the asterisks in other columns.



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools
    usepackagebooktabs
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagesiunitx
    usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
    begindocument
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
    beginlandscape
    setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
    begintable[htbp]
    sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     begintabular*9r@>$l<$
     toprule
     multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
     multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
     Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
     &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
     &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
     endtabular%
     labeltab:addlabel%
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument


    The result of the code above







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    1,0262 silver badges12 bronze badges












    • Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago












    • You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

      – koleygr
      9 hours ago

















    • Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago












    • You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

      – koleygr
      9 hours ago
















    Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago






    Thanks !! This is a very easy way to solve my question. I literally started today, and therefore was not thinking about this. Do you know any better way to do what I want? I mean, give me some general suggestions and I will search online.

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago














    You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

    – koleygr
    9 hours ago





    You should use the siunitx's S column type ... it has properties for the text after too.

    – koleygr
    9 hours ago













    3














    Since you load the dcolumn, I suggest you make use of its D column type to align (most of) the numbers in the 8 data columns on their decimal markers.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools,booktabs,array,dcolumn,lscape
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % handy shortcut macro

    begindocument
    beginlandscape
    begintable[htbp]
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     labeltab:addlabel
     medskip
     begintabular@ l *8d2.5 @
     toprule
     & mcEW1M& mcEW3M&mcEW6M&mcEW12M&mcVW1M &mcVW3M&mcVW6M&mcVW12M\
     & mc(1) &mc(2) &mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6)& mc(7)& mc(8)\ 
     midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\
     addlinespace
     Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,904 &mc129,660 &mc128,239 &mc124,051 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\ 
     bottomrule 
     endtabular
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument





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    • Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago











    • @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

      – Mico
      8 hours ago















    3














    Since you load the dcolumn, I suggest you make use of its D column type to align (most of) the numbers in the 8 data columns on their decimal markers.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools,booktabs,array,dcolumn,lscape
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % handy shortcut macro

    begindocument
    beginlandscape
    begintable[htbp]
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     labeltab:addlabel
     medskip
     begintabular@ l *8d2.5 @
     toprule
     & mcEW1M& mcEW3M&mcEW6M&mcEW12M&mcVW1M &mcVW3M&mcVW6M&mcVW12M\
     & mc(1) &mc(2) &mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6)& mc(7)& mc(8)\ 
     midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\
     addlinespace
     Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,904 &mc129,660 &mc128,239 &mc124,051 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\ 
     bottomrule 
     endtabular
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument





    share|improve this answer























    • Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago











    • @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

      – Mico
      8 hours ago













    3












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    3







    Since you load the dcolumn, I suggest you make use of its D column type to align (most of) the numbers in the 8 data columns on their decimal markers.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools,booktabs,array,dcolumn,lscape
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % handy shortcut macro

    begindocument
    beginlandscape
    begintable[htbp]
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     labeltab:addlabel
     medskip
     begintabular@ l *8d2.5 @
     toprule
     & mcEW1M& mcEW3M&mcEW6M&mcEW12M&mcVW1M &mcVW3M&mcVW6M&mcVW12M\
     & mc(1) &mc(2) &mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6)& mc(7)& mc(8)\ 
     midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\
     addlinespace
     Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,904 &mc129,660 &mc128,239 &mc124,051 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\ 
     bottomrule 
     endtabular
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument





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    Since you load the dcolumn, I suggest you make use of its D column type to align (most of) the numbers in the 8 data columns on their decimal markers.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools,booktabs,array,dcolumn,lscape
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % handy shortcut macro

    begindocument
    beginlandscape
    begintable[htbp]
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     labeltab:addlabel
     medskip
     begintabular@ l *8d2.5 @
     toprule
     & mcEW1M& mcEW3M&mcEW6M&mcEW12M&mcVW1M &mcVW3M&mcVW6M&mcVW12M\
     & mc(1) &mc(2) &mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6)& mc(7)& mc(8)\ 
     midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\
     addlinespace
     Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &mc130,904 &mc129,660 &mc128,239 &mc124,051 &mc130,982 &mc129,738 &mc128,316 &mc124,121\ 
     bottomrule 
     endtabular
    endtable
    endlandscape
    enddocument






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    • Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago











    • @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

      – Mico
      8 hours ago

















    • Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

      – veryBigman
      9 hours ago











    • @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

      – Mico
      8 hours ago
















    Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago





    Hi Mico. May I ask you a very beginner question? What does @ l *8d2.5 @ mean? I promise, I spent a moderate amount of time to search online, but I could not find a clear explanation. Today is my first day, so I am really struggling. If you know a good website can explain the stuff to me, can you let me know? I want to express my gratitude in advance

    – veryBigman
    9 hours ago













    @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

    – Mico
    8 hours ago





    @veryBigman - l means “left-alignment; d2.5 means “alignment on the decimal marker, setting aside enough space for two digits before and five digits after the decimal marker; *8... means “repeat 8 times”; and @ means “suppress the horizontal padding that would otherwise be inserted to the left of the first column and to the right of the final column”.

    – Mico
    8 hours ago











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    The solution that I'd posted as a comment to the OP keeps the longer numbers aligned at the decimal digit (if that's what's desired ... )



    documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
    usepackagemathtools
    usepackagebooktabs
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagesiunitx
    usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
    begindocument
    newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
    defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
    beginlandscape
    setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
    begintable[htbp]
    sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
     centering
     captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
     begintabularl *8d3 %%<======== aligns all the numbers on the decimal
     toprule
     multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
     multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
     Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
     Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
     &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
     &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
     endtabular%
     labeltab:addlabel%
    endtable
    endlandscape



    enddocument
    enter image description here






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      The solution that I'd posted as a comment to the OP keeps the longer numbers aligned at the decimal digit (if that's what's desired ... )



      documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
      usepackagemathtools
      usepackagebooktabs
      usepackageamsmath
      usepackagesiunitx
      usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
      begindocument
      newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
      defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
      beginlandscape
      setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
      begintable[htbp]
      sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
       centering
       captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
       begintabularl *8d3 %%<======== aligns all the numbers on the decimal
       toprule
       multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
       multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
       Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
       &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
       &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
       Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
       &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
       &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
       endtabular%
       labeltab:addlabel%
      endtable
      endlandscape



      enddocument
      enter image description here






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        1







        The solution that I'd posted as a comment to the OP keeps the longer numbers aligned at the decimal digit (if that's what's desired ... )



        documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
        usepackagemathtools
        usepackagebooktabs
        usepackageamsmath
        usepackagesiunitx
        usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
        begindocument
        newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
        defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
        beginlandscape
        setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
        begintable[htbp]
        sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
         centering
         captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
         begintabularl *8d3 %%<======== aligns all the numbers on the decimal
         toprule
         multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
         multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
         Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
         &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
         &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
         Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
         &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
         &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
         endtabular%
         labeltab:addlabel%
        endtable
        endlandscape



        enddocument
        enter image description here






        share|improve this answer













        The solution that I'd posted as a comment to the OP keeps the longer numbers aligned at the decimal digit (if that's what's desired ... )



        documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
        usepackagemathtools
        usepackagebooktabs
        usepackageamsmath
        usepackagesiunitx
        usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape
        begindocument
        newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
        defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
        beginlandscape
        setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
        begintable[htbp]
        sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
         centering
         captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
         begintabularl *8d3 %%<======== aligns all the numbers on the decimal
         toprule
         multicolumn1l& multicolumn1cEW1M& multicolumn1cEW3M&multicolumn1cEW6M&multicolumn1cEW12M&multicolumn1cVW1M &multicolumn1cVW3M&multicolumn1cVW6M&multicolumn1cVW12M\
         multicolumn1c & multicolumn1c(1) &multicolumn1c(2) &multicolumn1c(3) & multicolumn1c(4) & multicolumn1c(5) & multicolumn1c(6)& multicolumn1c(7)& multicolumn1c(8)\ midrule
         Purchaser (NPV) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
         &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
         &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\
         Purchaser (NPR) &0.019^***&0.021^***&0.025^***&0.025^***&0.017^***&0.025^***&0.038^***&0.060^***\
         &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
         &130,904 &129,660 &128,239 &124,051 &130,982 &129,738 &128,316 &124,121\ 
         endtabular%
         labeltab:addlabel%
        endtable
        endlandscape



        enddocument
        enter image description here







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        answered 9 hours ago









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            With the type of column S (of siunitx). All elements which are not part of the numbers must be protected by braces (...).



             documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
             usepackagemathtools
             usepackagebooktabs
             usepackageamsmath
             usepackagesiunitx
             usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,lscape
             begindocument
             defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
             beginlandscape
             setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
             begintable[htbp]
             sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
             centering
             captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
             begintabularl*8S
             toprule
             & EW1M& EW3M&EW6M&EW12M&VW1M &VW3M&VW6M&VW12M\
             & (1) &(2) &(3) & (4) & (5) & (6)& (7)& (8)\ midrule
             Purchaser (NPV) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\
             Purchaser (NPR) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.904 &129.660 &128.239 &124.051 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\ 
             endtabular%
             labeltab:addlabel%
             endtable
             endlandscape
             enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer























            • Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

              – John
              8 hours ago






            • 1





              Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago











            • Yes, I suspected! No worry.

              – John
              8 hours ago











            • @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

              – veryBigman
              8 hours ago











            • I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago















            1














            With the type of column S (of siunitx). All elements which are not part of the numbers must be protected by braces (...).



             documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
             usepackagemathtools
             usepackagebooktabs
             usepackageamsmath
             usepackagesiunitx
             usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,lscape
             begindocument
             defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
             beginlandscape
             setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
             begintable[htbp]
             sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
             centering
             captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
             begintabularl*8S
             toprule
             & EW1M& EW3M&EW6M&EW12M&VW1M &VW3M&VW6M&VW12M\
             & (1) &(2) &(3) & (4) & (5) & (6)& (7)& (8)\ midrule
             Purchaser (NPV) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\
             Purchaser (NPR) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.904 &129.660 &128.239 &124.051 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\ 
             endtabular%
             labeltab:addlabel%
             endtable
             endlandscape
             enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer























            • Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

              – John
              8 hours ago






            • 1





              Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago











            • Yes, I suspected! No worry.

              – John
              8 hours ago











            • @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

              – veryBigman
              8 hours ago











            • I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago













            1












            1








            1







            With the type of column S (of siunitx). All elements which are not part of the numbers must be protected by braces (...).



             documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
             usepackagemathtools
             usepackagebooktabs
             usepackageamsmath
             usepackagesiunitx
             usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,lscape
             begindocument
             defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
             beginlandscape
             setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
             begintable[htbp]
             sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
             centering
             captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
             begintabularl*8S
             toprule
             & EW1M& EW3M&EW6M&EW12M&VW1M &VW3M&VW6M&VW12M\
             & (1) &(2) &(3) & (4) & (5) & (6)& (7)& (8)\ midrule
             Purchaser (NPV) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\
             Purchaser (NPR) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.904 &129.660 &128.239 &124.051 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\ 
             endtabular%
             labeltab:addlabel%
             endtable
             endlandscape
             enddocument


            enter image description here






            share|improve this answer













            With the type of column S (of siunitx). All elements which are not part of the numbers must be protected by braces (...).



             documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
             usepackagemathtools
             usepackagebooktabs
             usepackageamsmath
             usepackagesiunitx
             usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,lscape
             begindocument
             defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
             beginlandscape
             setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
             begintable[htbp]
             sisetuptable-align-text-post=false
             centering
             captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
             begintabularl*8S
             toprule
             & EW1M& EW3M&EW6M&EW12M&VW1M &VW3M&VW6M&VW12M\
             & (1) &(2) &(3) & (4) & (5) & (6)& (7)& (8)\ midrule
             Purchaser (NPV) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.58)&(26.98)&(23.34)&(16.84)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\
             Purchaser (NPR) &0.019$^***$&0.021$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.017$^***$&0.025$^***$&0.038$^***$&0.060$^***$\
             &(36.57)&(26.99)&(23.37)&(16.89)&(34.03)&(31.64)&(34.72)&(38.85)\
             &130.904 &129.660 &128.239 &124.051 &130.982 &129.738 &128.316 &124.121\ 
             endtabular%
             labeltab:addlabel%
             endtable
             endlandscape
             enddocument


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            answered 8 hours ago









            F. PantignyF. Pantigny

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            • Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

              – John
              8 hours ago






            • 1





              Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago











            • Yes, I suspected! No worry.

              – John
              8 hours ago











            • @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

              – veryBigman
              8 hours ago











            • I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago

















            • Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

              – John
              8 hours ago






            • 1





              Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago











            • Yes, I suspected! No worry.

              – John
              8 hours ago











            • @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

              – veryBigman
              8 hours ago











            • I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

              – F. Pantigny
              8 hours ago
















            Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

            – John
            8 hours ago





            Why have you divided the large numbers by 1000?

            – John
            8 hours ago




            1




            1





            Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

            – F. Pantigny
            8 hours ago





            Sorry. I'm French. I did'nt understood that the comma was a separation for the groups of 3 digits. In French, the comma is synonymous of the decimal point and we put only a space between groups of 3 digits.

            – F. Pantigny
            8 hours ago













            Yes, I suspected! No worry.

            – John
            8 hours ago





            Yes, I suspected! No worry.

            – John
            8 hours ago













            @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

            – veryBigman
            8 hours ago





            @F.Pantigny That's very interesting to see the cultural difference here. Thank you for your reply and for your answer. I will learn from it as much as I can.

            – veryBigman
            8 hours ago













            I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

            – F. Pantigny
            8 hours ago





            I think that ISO 80000-2 recommend to use point or comma for the decimal separator and space between the groups of 3 digits.

            – F. Pantigny
            8 hours ago










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            Internet forum softwarePHP software Internet communityPHPMySQLdatabase management systemInternet forumCharles WarnerMatt MechamJarvis Entertainment GroupIkonboardInvisionFreeAjaxIPS Community ForumsIPS Community Forumsthis blog entry Invision Community From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to navigation Jump to search Invision Community Developer(s) Invision Power Services Stable release 4.4.6 / August 19, 2019 ; 34 days ago  ( 2019-08-19 ) Platform PHP / MySQL Type Forum software License Proprietary Website invisioncommunity.com Invision Community (previously known as IPS Community Suite ) is primarily an Internet community software produced by Invision Power Services, Inc. It is written in PHP and uses MySQL as a database management system. Invision Power Services sell applications that each can be bought and installed separately in addition to the Suite, the most widely known being the Internet forum software Invision Power Boar...
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            199年 平年 199年 出自維基百科 跳至導覽 跳至搜尋 世紀： 1世紀 2世紀 3世紀 年代： 160年代 170年代 180年代 190年代 200年代 210年代 220年代 年： 194年 195年 196年 197年 198年 199年 200年 201年 202年 203年 204年 干支年： 己卯年 （ 兔年 ） 年號： 199年 係平年。 目錄 1 大件事 2 到箇年出世嗰人 3 到箇年死嗰人 4 節慶、風俗習慣 大件事 199...
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