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Multirow in tabularx?
Multirow and tabularxtable with tabularx and multirowVertical alignment with multirow in tabularxMulticolumn and multirow (tabularx)Table formation using Multirow, tabularxHow to multirow in tabularx environment?Problem with multirow, tabularx and ltablextabularx and multirow: Strange BehaviourTabularx and multiple multirow cellsMultirow, Tabularx and text breaking in the wrong position
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Can we use multirow in tabularx?
It seemed not working and recognized:
multirow2*{95% Confidence
Full code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXccc
toprule
& & & theadsmall textbfStatistic& theadsmall textbfStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cline2-5
& multirow2*95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cline3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cline2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I actually want something like below:
tables tabularx multirow
edited 8 hours ago
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Can we use multirow in tabularx?
It seemed not working and recognized:
multirow2*{95% Confidence
Full code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXccc
toprule
& & & theadsmall textbfStatistic& theadsmall textbfStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cline2-5
& multirow2*95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cline3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cline2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I actually want something like below:
tables tabularx multirow
edited 8 hours ago
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Please tag your question only with appropriate tags. I notice that a lot of your questions have been tagged withbiblatexeven though they were about tables and have nothing to to withbiblatex. (Ironically, one of your questions that was aboutbiblatexwas not tagged withbiblatexinitially.) Appropriate tagging makes it easier for people to find your question and avoids confusions. I'm only mentioning this now since I noticed that this became a pattern and people always had to re-tag your questions that were otherwise tagged quite well.
– moewe
8 hours ago
@moewe, thanks. I was thinking this writing isbiblatex. I will take note it next time.
– aan
8 hours ago
I see.biblatex(ctan.org/pkg/biblatex) is a bibliography and citation package that has usually nothing to do with tables. One sign that this question is not aboutbiblatexis that your MWE does not load the package at all (there is nousepackagebiblatexorusepackage[<options>]biblatex).
– moewe
8 hours ago
1
More or less, it is not always easy to decide on tags and for package tags likebooktabsorbiblatexthe fact that you use the package is more of a necessary condition rather than a sufficient condition to use the tag. In this case I would guess thatbooktabsis not actually that relevant to the problem at hand and would not tag the question withbooktabs, but I may well be wrong. The important tags are certainlymultirowandtablesand possibly to a lesser extenttabularx.
– moewe
8 hours ago
3
Don't get me wrong. You don't need to get everything "right" on a first attempt: Sometimes it only transpires what is really relevant once the answer is known. And people here are well aware that tagging is an art and not always easy. If one knows whatbiblatexdoes it is fairly clear from the MWE that it is not involved and hence the tag not helpful. Sincebiblatexpopped up a lot in your question tags (and almost always was not relevant) I thought it would be better to mention it than silently correcting it for all future questions.
– moewe
8 hours ago
|
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1
Can we use multirow in tabularx?
It seemed not working and recognized:
multirow2*{95% Confidence
Full code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXccc
toprule
& & & theadsmall textbfStatistic& theadsmall textbfStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cline2-5
& multirow2*95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cline3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cline2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I actually want something like below:
tables tabularx multirow
edited 8 hours ago
moewe
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asked 8 hours ago
aanaan
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Can we use multirow in tabularx?
It seemed not working and recognized:
multirow2*{95% Confidence
Full code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXccc
toprule
& & & theadsmall textbfStatistic& theadsmall textbfStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cline2-5
& multirow2*95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cline3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cline2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I actually want something like below:
tables tabularx multirow
tables tabularx multirow
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Please tag your question only with appropriate tags. I notice that a lot of your questions have been tagged withbiblatexeven though they were about tables and have nothing to to withbiblatex. (Ironically, one of your questions that was aboutbiblatexwas not tagged withbiblatexinitially.) Appropriate tagging makes it easier for people to find your question and avoids confusions. I'm only mentioning this now since I noticed that this became a pattern and people always had to re-tag your questions that were otherwise tagged quite well.
– moewe
8 hours ago
@moewe, thanks. I was thinking this writing isbiblatex. I will take note it next time.
– aan
8 hours ago
I see.biblatex(ctan.org/pkg/biblatex) is a bibliography and citation package that has usually nothing to do with tables. One sign that this question is not aboutbiblatexis that your MWE does not load the package at all (there is nousepackagebiblatexorusepackage[<options>]biblatex).
– moewe
8 hours ago
1
More or less, it is not always easy to decide on tags and for package tags likebooktabsorbiblatexthe fact that you use the package is more of a necessary condition rather than a sufficient condition to use the tag. In this case I would guess thatbooktabsis not actually that relevant to the problem at hand and would not tag the question withbooktabs, but I may well be wrong. The important tags are certainlymultirowandtablesand possibly to a lesser extenttabularx.
– moewe
8 hours ago
3
Don't get me wrong. You don't need to get everything "right" on a first attempt: Sometimes it only transpires what is really relevant once the answer is known. And people here are well aware that tagging is an art and not always easy. If one knows whatbiblatexdoes it is fairly clear from the MWE that it is not involved and hence the tag not helpful. Sincebiblatexpopped up a lot in your question tags (and almost always was not relevant) I thought it would be better to mention it than silently correcting it for all future questions.
– moewe
8 hours ago
|
show 2 more comments
1
Please tag your question only with appropriate tags. I notice that a lot of your questions have been tagged withbiblatexeven though they were about tables and have nothing to to withbiblatex. (Ironically, one of your questions that was aboutbiblatexwas not tagged withbiblatexinitially.) Appropriate tagging makes it easier for people to find your question and avoids confusions. I'm only mentioning this now since I noticed that this became a pattern and people always had to re-tag your questions that were otherwise tagged quite well.
– moewe
8 hours ago
@moewe, thanks. I was thinking this writing isbiblatex. I will take note it next time.
– aan
8 hours ago
I see.biblatex(ctan.org/pkg/biblatex) is a bibliography and citation package that has usually nothing to do with tables. One sign that this question is not aboutbiblatexis that your MWE does not load the package at all (there is nousepackagebiblatexorusepackage[<options>]biblatex).
– moewe
8 hours ago
1
More or less, it is not always easy to decide on tags and for package tags likebooktabsorbiblatexthe fact that you use the package is more of a necessary condition rather than a sufficient condition to use the tag. In this case I would guess thatbooktabsis not actually that relevant to the problem at hand and would not tag the question withbooktabs, but I may well be wrong. The important tags are certainlymultirowandtablesand possibly to a lesser extenttabularx.
– moewe
8 hours ago
3
Don't get me wrong. You don't need to get everything "right" on a first attempt: Sometimes it only transpires what is really relevant once the answer is known. And people here are well aware that tagging is an art and not always easy. If one knows whatbiblatexdoes it is fairly clear from the MWE that it is not involved and hence the tag not helpful. Sincebiblatexpopped up a lot in your question tags (and almost always was not relevant) I thought it would be better to mention it than silently correcting it for all future questions.
– moewe
8 hours ago
1
1
Please tag your question only with appropriate tags. I notice that a lot of your questions have been tagged with
biblatex even though they were about tables and have nothing to to with biblatex. (Ironically, one of your questions that was about biblatex was not tagged with biblatex initially.) Appropriate tagging makes it easier for people to find your question and avoids confusions. I'm only mentioning this now since I noticed that this became a pattern and people always had to re-tag your questions that were otherwise tagged quite well.– moewe
8 hours ago
Please tag your question only with appropriate tags. I notice that a lot of your questions have been tagged with
biblatex even though they were about tables and have nothing to to with biblatex. (Ironically, one of your questions that was about biblatex was not tagged with biblatex initially.) Appropriate tagging makes it easier for people to find your question and avoids confusions. I'm only mentioning this now since I noticed that this became a pattern and people always had to re-tag your questions that were otherwise tagged quite well.– moewe
8 hours ago
@moewe, thanks. I was thinking this writing is
biblatex. I will take note it next time.– aan
8 hours ago
@moewe, thanks. I was thinking this writing is
biblatex. I will take note it next time.– aan
8 hours ago
I see.
biblatex (ctan.org/pkg/biblatex) is a bibliography and citation package that has usually nothing to do with tables. One sign that this question is not about biblatex is that your MWE does not load the package at all (there is no usepackagebiblatex or usepackage[<options>]biblatex).– moewe
8 hours ago
I see.
biblatex (ctan.org/pkg/biblatex) is a bibliography and citation package that has usually nothing to do with tables. One sign that this question is not about biblatex is that your MWE does not load the package at all (there is no usepackagebiblatex or usepackage[<options>]biblatex).– moewe
8 hours ago
1
1
More or less, it is not always easy to decide on tags and for package tags like
booktabs or biblatex the fact that you use the package is more of a necessary condition rather than a sufficient condition to use the tag. In this case I would guess that booktabs is not actually that relevant to the problem at hand and would not tag the question with booktabs, but I may well be wrong. The important tags are certainly multirow and tables and possibly to a lesser extent tabularx.– moewe
8 hours ago
More or less, it is not always easy to decide on tags and for package tags like
booktabs or biblatex the fact that you use the package is more of a necessary condition rather than a sufficient condition to use the tag. In this case I would guess that booktabs is not actually that relevant to the problem at hand and would not tag the question with booktabs, but I may well be wrong. The important tags are certainly multirow and tables and possibly to a lesser extent tabularx.– moewe
8 hours ago
3
3
Don't get me wrong. You don't need to get everything "right" on a first attempt: Sometimes it only transpires what is really relevant once the answer is known. And people here are well aware that tagging is an art and not always easy. If one knows what
biblatex does it is fairly clear from the MWE that it is not involved and hence the tag not helpful. Since biblatex popped up a lot in your question tags (and almost always was not relevant) I thought it would be better to mention it than silently correcting it for all future questions.– moewe
8 hours ago
Don't get me wrong. You don't need to get everything "right" on a first attempt: Sometimes it only transpires what is really relevant once the answer is known. And people here are well aware that tagging is an art and not always easy. If one knows what
biblatex does it is fairly clear from the MWE that it is not involved and hence the tag not helpful. Since biblatex popped up a lot in your question tags (and almost always was not relevant) I thought it would be better to mention it than silently correcting it for all future questions.– moewe
8 hours ago
|
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You can 1) if you load multirow and 2) use the = key, since you're in a fixed width column.
I took the liberty to use the S column type for the last two columns, to have an alignment of the numbers on the decimal dot, and set the font for the column heads instead of hard coding each in the table. Also, I replaced the clines with cmidrule s to add some padding around the rules.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e, multirow
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-number-alignment=center
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXcS[table-format=-1.5]S[table-format=1.5]
toprule
& & & theadStatistic& theadStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule2-5
& multirow2=95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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In this case, I think that the figures should benormalised(padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.
– Sveinung
8 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
1
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
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I wouldn't use a multirow directive. Instead, I would place the cell contents into a bespoke tabular environment, as is done in the following example.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx, % for 'tabular' env.
ragged2e, % for RaggedRight macro
booktabs, % toprule, midrule, etc
siunitx, % for 'S' column type
amsmath % for [b] option of smash command
sisetupgroup-digits=false
newcolumntypeL>RaggedRightarraybackslashX
newcommandmytab[1]smash[b]%
begintabular[t]@L@ #1 endtabular
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%%centering % not needed
begintabularxtextwidth @ l L l
S[table-format=-1.5] S[table-format=1.5] @
toprule
& & & Statistic & Std. Error \
midrule
Difference & Mean & & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& mytab95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule(l)3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
MicoMico
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If you typeset a calstable using the package cals, spanning cells horizontally and vertically centre them, is easy.
documentclass[british, DIV=12, captions=tableheading]scrartcl
usepackagecals, url
usepackagebabel
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[footnotefigures]MinionPro
inputglyphtounicode
pdfgentounicode=1
usepackage[scaled=0.86]luximono
RequirePackage[utf8]inputenx
RequirePackage[T1]fontenc
RequirePackage[letterspace=100,%
babel=true,%
tracking=true,%
kerning=true]%
microtype
renewcommandsfdefaultuop
letnc=nullcell % Shortcuts
letsc=spancontent
addtokomafontcaptionsffamilybfseriessmall
setkomafontcaptionlabelnormalfont
begindocument
begintable*
captionA caption
begincalstable[c]
% Defining columns relative to each other and relative to the margins
colwidthsdimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/5relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
% The tabular fills the text area if sum of all columns is 5
% Set up the tabular
makeatletter
defcals@framers@width0.8pt % Outside frame rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@framecs@width0pt
defcals@bodyrs@width0.6pt
cals@setpaddingAg
cals@setcellprevdepthAl
defcals@cs@width0pt % Inside rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@rs@width0.6pt
defcals@bgcolor
defbbifxcals@borderBrelax % Botton border switch (off-on)
defcals@borderB0pt
else letcals@borderBrelaxfi
deflpifdimcals@paddingL=0.0ptrelax % Left padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingL0ptfi
defrpifdimcals@paddingR=0.0ptrelax % Right padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingR0ptfi
% R1H1
theadbfseries%
brow
lpcelllp
cell
cell
alignRcellvfil Statistics
rpalignRcellvfil Std. Errorrp
erow
mdseries%
tfootlastrulestrut
%R2B1
brow
lpbbalignLcellDifferencelp
bbalignLcellMean
cell
alignRcell44.200,00
rpalignRcell4.540,68rpbb
erow
%R3B2
brow
lpcelllp
nclrt
bbalignLcellLower Bound
alignRcell33.928,30
rpcellrpbb
erow
%R4B3
brow
lpcelllp
bbnclrbalignLscvfil 95% Confidence\ Interval for Mean
alignLcellUpper Bound
alignRcell54.471,70
rpcellrp
erow
%R5B4
brow
lpcelllp
alignLcellKurtosis
cell
alignRcell-1.000hspace*0.9em
rpalignRcell1.334hspace*0.9emrp
erow
makeatletter
endcalstablepar
endtable*
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
SveinungSveinung
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I had triedinputglyphtounicodeBut there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``
– aan
6 hours ago
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You can 1) if you load multirow and 2) use the = key, since you're in a fixed width column.
I took the liberty to use the S column type for the last two columns, to have an alignment of the numbers on the decimal dot, and set the font for the column heads instead of hard coding each in the table. Also, I replaced the clines with cmidrule s to add some padding around the rules.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e, multirow
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-number-alignment=center
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXcS[table-format=-1.5]S[table-format=1.5]
toprule
& & & theadStatistic& theadStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule2-5
& multirow2=95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
187k7 gold badges84 silver badges221 bronze badges
In this case, I think that the figures should benormalised(padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.
– Sveinung
8 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
1
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
add a comment |
3
You can 1) if you load multirow and 2) use the = key, since you're in a fixed width column.
I took the liberty to use the S column type for the last two columns, to have an alignment of the numbers on the decimal dot, and set the font for the column heads instead of hard coding each in the table. Also, I replaced the clines with cmidrule s to add some padding around the rules.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e, multirow
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-number-alignment=center
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXcS[table-format=-1.5]S[table-format=1.5]
toprule
& & & theadStatistic& theadStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule2-5
& multirow2=95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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In this case, I think that the figures should benormalised(padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.
– Sveinung
8 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
1
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
add a comment |
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3
You can 1) if you load multirow and 2) use the = key, since you're in a fixed width column.
I took the liberty to use the S column type for the last two columns, to have an alignment of the numbers on the decimal dot, and set the font for the column heads instead of hard coding each in the table. Also, I replaced the clines with cmidrule s to add some padding around the rules.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e, multirow
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-number-alignment=center
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXcS[table-format=-1.5]S[table-format=1.5]
toprule
& & & theadStatistic& theadStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule2-5
& multirow2=95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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You can 1) if you load multirow and 2) use the = key, since you're in a fixed width column.
I took the liberty to use the S column type for the last two columns, to have an alignment of the numbers on the decimal dot, and set the font for the column heads instead of hard coding each in the table. Also, I replaced the clines with cmidrule s to add some padding around the rules.
documentclassarticle
usepackagemakecell % for bold in table using small
renewcommandtheadfontsmall % for bold in table using small
usepackagetabularx, ragged2e, multirow
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-number-alignment=center
begintabularxtextwidthl>raggedrightarraybackslashXcS[table-format=-1.5]S[table-format=1.5]
toprule
& & & theadStatistic& theadStd. Error \
midrule
multicolumn1lDifference & Mean
& & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule2-5
& multirow2=95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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answered 8 hours ago
BernardBernard
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In this case, I think that the figures should benormalised(padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.
– Sveinung
8 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
1
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
add a comment |
In this case, I think that the figures should benormalised(padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.
– Sveinung
8 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
1
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
In this case, I think that the figures should be
normalised (padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.– Sveinung
8 hours ago
In this case, I think that the figures should be
normalised (padded with zeros) to have the same number of decimals. This was the recommendation in two books regarding typography which I have read the last month (one Norwegian, one American). However, if you have text after the last decimal (parenthesis, footnotemark) you should align at the decimal point.– Sveinung
8 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
@Sveinung: this is a sensible point of view, except perhaps for the kurtosis, which seems to have a very different order of magnitude.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
Of cause, if adding zeros changes the meaning, you should not add them. But how can -1.000 00 be different from -1.000? (Stupid lawyer question :) )
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
1
1
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
The difference lies in the number of significant figures it implies.
– Bernard
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
Understood. Thank you for enlighten me.
– Sveinung
7 hours ago
add a comment |
2
I wouldn't use a multirow directive. Instead, I would place the cell contents into a bespoke tabular environment, as is done in the following example.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx, % for 'tabular' env.
ragged2e, % for RaggedRight macro
booktabs, % toprule, midrule, etc
siunitx, % for 'S' column type
amsmath % for [b] option of smash command
sisetupgroup-digits=false
newcolumntypeL>RaggedRightarraybackslashX
newcommandmytab[1]smash[b]%
begintabular[t]@L@ #1 endtabular
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%%centering % not needed
begintabularxtextwidth @ l L l
S[table-format=-1.5] S[table-format=1.5] @
toprule
& & & Statistic & Std. Error \
midrule
Difference & Mean & & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& mytab95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule(l)3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
MicoMico
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I wouldn't use a multirow directive. Instead, I would place the cell contents into a bespoke tabular environment, as is done in the following example.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx, % for 'tabular' env.
ragged2e, % for RaggedRight macro
booktabs, % toprule, midrule, etc
siunitx, % for 'S' column type
amsmath % for [b] option of smash command
sisetupgroup-digits=false
newcolumntypeL>RaggedRightarraybackslashX
newcommandmytab[1]smash[b]%
begintabular[t]@L@ #1 endtabular
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%%centering % not needed
begintabularxtextwidth @ l L l
S[table-format=-1.5] S[table-format=1.5] @
toprule
& & & Statistic & Std. Error \
midrule
Difference & Mean & & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& mytab95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule(l)3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
MicoMico
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2
2
I wouldn't use a multirow directive. Instead, I would place the cell contents into a bespoke tabular environment, as is done in the following example.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx, % for 'tabular' env.
ragged2e, % for RaggedRight macro
booktabs, % toprule, midrule, etc
siunitx, % for 'S' column type
amsmath % for [b] option of smash command
sisetupgroup-digits=false
newcolumntypeL>RaggedRightarraybackslashX
newcommandmytab[1]smash[b]%
begintabular[t]@L@ #1 endtabular
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%%centering % not needed
begintabularxtextwidth @ l L l
S[table-format=-1.5] S[table-format=1.5] @
toprule
& & & Statistic & Std. Error \
midrule
Difference & Mean & & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& mytab95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule(l)3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
MicoMico
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I wouldn't use a multirow directive. Instead, I would place the cell contents into a bespoke tabular environment, as is done in the following example.
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx, % for 'tabular' env.
ragged2e, % for RaggedRight macro
booktabs, % toprule, midrule, etc
siunitx, % for 'S' column type
amsmath % for [b] option of smash command
sisetupgroup-digits=false
newcolumntypeL>RaggedRightarraybackslashX
newcommandmytab[1]smash[b]%
begintabular[t]@L@ #1 endtabular
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%%centering % not needed
begintabularxtextwidth @ l L l
S[table-format=-1.5] S[table-format=1.5] @
toprule
& & & Statistic & Std. Error \
midrule
Difference & Mean & & 44.20000 & 4.54068 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& mytab95% Confidence Interval for Mean & Lower Bound & 33.9283 & \
cmidrule(l)3-5
& & Upper Bound & 54.4717 \
cmidrule(l)2-5
& Kurtosis & & -1.000 & 1.334 \
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
answered 8 hours ago
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answered 8 hours ago
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answered 8 hours ago
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answered 8 hours ago
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If you typeset a calstable using the package cals, spanning cells horizontally and vertically centre them, is easy.
documentclass[british, DIV=12, captions=tableheading]scrartcl
usepackagecals, url
usepackagebabel
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[footnotefigures]MinionPro
inputglyphtounicode
pdfgentounicode=1
usepackage[scaled=0.86]luximono
RequirePackage[utf8]inputenx
RequirePackage[T1]fontenc
RequirePackage[letterspace=100,%
babel=true,%
tracking=true,%
kerning=true]%
microtype
renewcommandsfdefaultuop
letnc=nullcell % Shortcuts
letsc=spancontent
addtokomafontcaptionsffamilybfseriessmall
setkomafontcaptionlabelnormalfont
begindocument
begintable*
captionA caption
begincalstable[c]
% Defining columns relative to each other and relative to the margins
colwidthsdimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/5relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
% The tabular fills the text area if sum of all columns is 5
% Set up the tabular
makeatletter
defcals@framers@width0.8pt % Outside frame rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@framecs@width0pt
defcals@bodyrs@width0.6pt
cals@setpaddingAg
cals@setcellprevdepthAl
defcals@cs@width0pt % Inside rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@rs@width0.6pt
defcals@bgcolor
defbbifxcals@borderBrelax % Botton border switch (off-on)
defcals@borderB0pt
else letcals@borderBrelaxfi
deflpifdimcals@paddingL=0.0ptrelax % Left padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingL0ptfi
defrpifdimcals@paddingR=0.0ptrelax % Right padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingR0ptfi
% R1H1
theadbfseries%
brow
lpcelllp
cell
cell
alignRcellvfil Statistics
rpalignRcellvfil Std. Errorrp
erow
mdseries%
tfootlastrulestrut
%R2B1
brow
lpbbalignLcellDifferencelp
bbalignLcellMean
cell
alignRcell44.200,00
rpalignRcell4.540,68rpbb
erow
%R3B2
brow
lpcelllp
nclrt
bbalignLcellLower Bound
alignRcell33.928,30
rpcellrpbb
erow
%R4B3
brow
lpcelllp
bbnclrbalignLscvfil 95% Confidence\ Interval for Mean
alignLcellUpper Bound
alignRcell54.471,70
rpcellrp
erow
%R5B4
brow
lpcelllp
alignLcellKurtosis
cell
alignRcell-1.000hspace*0.9em
rpalignRcell1.334hspace*0.9emrp
erow
makeatletter
endcalstablepar
endtable*
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
SveinungSveinung
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I had triedinputglyphtounicodeBut there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``
– aan
6 hours ago
add a comment |
1
If you typeset a calstable using the package cals, spanning cells horizontally and vertically centre them, is easy.
documentclass[british, DIV=12, captions=tableheading]scrartcl
usepackagecals, url
usepackagebabel
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[footnotefigures]MinionPro
inputglyphtounicode
pdfgentounicode=1
usepackage[scaled=0.86]luximono
RequirePackage[utf8]inputenx
RequirePackage[T1]fontenc
RequirePackage[letterspace=100,%
babel=true,%
tracking=true,%
kerning=true]%
microtype
renewcommandsfdefaultuop
letnc=nullcell % Shortcuts
letsc=spancontent
addtokomafontcaptionsffamilybfseriessmall
setkomafontcaptionlabelnormalfont
begindocument
begintable*
captionA caption
begincalstable[c]
% Defining columns relative to each other and relative to the margins
colwidthsdimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/5relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
% The tabular fills the text area if sum of all columns is 5
% Set up the tabular
makeatletter
defcals@framers@width0.8pt % Outside frame rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@framecs@width0pt
defcals@bodyrs@width0.6pt
cals@setpaddingAg
cals@setcellprevdepthAl
defcals@cs@width0pt % Inside rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@rs@width0.6pt
defcals@bgcolor
defbbifxcals@borderBrelax % Botton border switch (off-on)
defcals@borderB0pt
else letcals@borderBrelaxfi
deflpifdimcals@paddingL=0.0ptrelax % Left padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingL0ptfi
defrpifdimcals@paddingR=0.0ptrelax % Right padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingR0ptfi
% R1H1
theadbfseries%
brow
lpcelllp
cell
cell
alignRcellvfil Statistics
rpalignRcellvfil Std. Errorrp
erow
mdseries%
tfootlastrulestrut
%R2B1
brow
lpbbalignLcellDifferencelp
bbalignLcellMean
cell
alignRcell44.200,00
rpalignRcell4.540,68rpbb
erow
%R3B2
brow
lpcelllp
nclrt
bbalignLcellLower Bound
alignRcell33.928,30
rpcellrpbb
erow
%R4B3
brow
lpcelllp
bbnclrbalignLscvfil 95% Confidence\ Interval for Mean
alignLcellUpper Bound
alignRcell54.471,70
rpcellrp
erow
%R5B4
brow
lpcelllp
alignLcellKurtosis
cell
alignRcell-1.000hspace*0.9em
rpalignRcell1.334hspace*0.9emrp
erow
makeatletter
endcalstablepar
endtable*
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
SveinungSveinung
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I had triedinputglyphtounicodeBut there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``
– aan
6 hours ago
add a comment |
1
1
1
If you typeset a calstable using the package cals, spanning cells horizontally and vertically centre them, is easy.
documentclass[british, DIV=12, captions=tableheading]scrartcl
usepackagecals, url
usepackagebabel
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[footnotefigures]MinionPro
inputglyphtounicode
pdfgentounicode=1
usepackage[scaled=0.86]luximono
RequirePackage[utf8]inputenx
RequirePackage[T1]fontenc
RequirePackage[letterspace=100,%
babel=true,%
tracking=true,%
kerning=true]%
microtype
renewcommandsfdefaultuop
letnc=nullcell % Shortcuts
letsc=spancontent
addtokomafontcaptionsffamilybfseriessmall
setkomafontcaptionlabelnormalfont
begindocument
begintable*
captionA caption
begincalstable[c]
% Defining columns relative to each other and relative to the margins
colwidthsdimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/5relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
% The tabular fills the text area if sum of all columns is 5
% Set up the tabular
makeatletter
defcals@framers@width0.8pt % Outside frame rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@framecs@width0pt
defcals@bodyrs@width0.6pt
cals@setpaddingAg
cals@setcellprevdepthAl
defcals@cs@width0pt % Inside rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@rs@width0.6pt
defcals@bgcolor
defbbifxcals@borderBrelax % Botton border switch (off-on)
defcals@borderB0pt
else letcals@borderBrelaxfi
deflpifdimcals@paddingL=0.0ptrelax % Left padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingL0ptfi
defrpifdimcals@paddingR=0.0ptrelax % Right padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingR0ptfi
% R1H1
theadbfseries%
brow
lpcelllp
cell
cell
alignRcellvfil Statistics
rpalignRcellvfil Std. Errorrp
erow
mdseries%
tfootlastrulestrut
%R2B1
brow
lpbbalignLcellDifferencelp
bbalignLcellMean
cell
alignRcell44.200,00
rpalignRcell4.540,68rpbb
erow
%R3B2
brow
lpcelllp
nclrt
bbalignLcellLower Bound
alignRcell33.928,30
rpcellrpbb
erow
%R4B3
brow
lpcelllp
bbnclrbalignLscvfil 95% Confidence\ Interval for Mean
alignLcellUpper Bound
alignRcell54.471,70
rpcellrp
erow
%R5B4
brow
lpcelllp
alignLcellKurtosis
cell
alignRcell-1.000hspace*0.9em
rpalignRcell1.334hspace*0.9emrp
erow
makeatletter
endcalstablepar
endtable*
enddocument
answered 6 hours ago
SveinungSveinung
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If you typeset a calstable using the package cals, spanning cells horizontally and vertically centre them, is easy.
documentclass[british, DIV=12, captions=tableheading]scrartcl
usepackagecals, url
usepackagebabel
usepackagexcolor
usepackage[footnotefigures]MinionPro
inputglyphtounicode
pdfgentounicode=1
usepackage[scaled=0.86]luximono
RequirePackage[utf8]inputenx
RequirePackage[T1]fontenc
RequirePackage[letterspace=100,%
babel=true,%
tracking=true,%
kerning=true]%
microtype
renewcommandsfdefaultuop
letnc=nullcell % Shortcuts
letsc=spancontent
addtokomafontcaptionsffamilybfseriessmall
setkomafontcaptionlabelnormalfont
begindocument
begintable*
captionA caption
begincalstable[c]
% Defining columns relative to each other and relative to the margins
colwidthsdimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/5relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
dimexpr(columnwidth)/6relax
% The tabular fills the text area if sum of all columns is 5
% Set up the tabular
makeatletter
defcals@framers@width0.8pt % Outside frame rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@framecs@width0pt
defcals@bodyrs@width0.6pt
cals@setpaddingAg
cals@setcellprevdepthAl
defcals@cs@width0pt % Inside rules, reduce if the rule is too heavy
defcals@rs@width0.6pt
defcals@bgcolor
defbbifxcals@borderBrelax % Botton border switch (off-on)
defcals@borderB0pt
else letcals@borderBrelaxfi
deflpifdimcals@paddingL=0.0ptrelax % Left padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingL0ptfi
defrpifdimcals@paddingR=0.0ptrelax % Right padding switch (off-on)
cals@setpaddingAg
else setlengthcals@paddingR0ptfi
% R1H1
theadbfseries%
brow
lpcelllp
cell
cell
alignRcellvfil Statistics
rpalignRcellvfil Std. Errorrp
erow
mdseries%
tfootlastrulestrut
%R2B1
brow
lpbbalignLcellDifferencelp
bbalignLcellMean
cell
alignRcell44.200,00
rpalignRcell4.540,68rpbb
erow
%R3B2
brow
lpcelllp
nclrt
bbalignLcellLower Bound
alignRcell33.928,30
rpcellrpbb
erow
%R4B3
brow
lpcelllp
bbnclrbalignLscvfil 95% Confidence\ Interval for Mean
alignLcellUpper Bound
alignRcell54.471,70
rpcellrp
erow
%R5B4
brow
lpcelllp
alignLcellKurtosis
cell
alignRcell-1.000hspace*0.9em
rpalignRcell1.334hspace*0.9emrp
erow
makeatletter
endcalstablepar
endtable*
enddocument
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I had triedinputglyphtounicodeBut there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``
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I had triedinputglyphtounicodeBut there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``
– aan
6 hours ago
I had tried
inputglyphtounicode But there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``– aan
6 hours ago
I had tried
inputglyphtounicode But there is an error. I am using Overleaf. It said `LaTex Error: File MinionPro.sty``– aan
6 hours ago
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Please tag your question only with appropriate tags. I notice that a lot of your questions have been tagged with
biblatexeven though they were about tables and have nothing to to withbiblatex. (Ironically, one of your questions that was aboutbiblatexwas not tagged withbiblatexinitially.) Appropriate tagging makes it easier for people to find your question and avoids confusions. I'm only mentioning this now since I noticed that this became a pattern and people always had to re-tag your questions that were otherwise tagged quite well.– moewe
8 hours ago
@moewe, thanks. I was thinking this writing is
biblatex. I will take note it next time.– aan
8 hours ago
I see.
biblatex(ctan.org/pkg/biblatex) is a bibliography and citation package that has usually nothing to do with tables. One sign that this question is not aboutbiblatexis that your MWE does not load the package at all (there is nousepackagebiblatexorusepackage[<options>]biblatex).– moewe
8 hours ago
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More or less, it is not always easy to decide on tags and for package tags like
booktabsorbiblatexthe fact that you use the package is more of a necessary condition rather than a sufficient condition to use the tag. In this case I would guess thatbooktabsis not actually that relevant to the problem at hand and would not tag the question withbooktabs, but I may well be wrong. The important tags are certainlymultirowandtablesand possibly to a lesser extenttabularx.– moewe
8 hours ago
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Don't get me wrong. You don't need to get everything "right" on a first attempt: Sometimes it only transpires what is really relevant once the answer is known. And people here are well aware that tagging is an art and not always easy. If one knows what
biblatexdoes it is fairly clear from the MWE that it is not involved and hence the tag not helpful. Sincebiblatexpopped up a lot in your question tags (and almost always was not relevant) I thought it would be better to mention it than silently correcting it for all future questions.– moewe
8 hours ago