How to make the following complicated table in Latex?
Suppose you can use {amsmath} package.
I write a one by myself, but some details are not very good. E.g. in the following Table(show only a small part), the word "Stage" is not in vertical-center as the original table shown in the above.
My code is here:
begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{llp{1.5cm}cp{2cm}}
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
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Suppose you can use {amsmath} package.
I write a one by myself, but some details are not very good. E.g. in the following Table(show only a small part), the word "Stage" is not in vertical-center as the original table shown in the above.
My code is here:
begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{llp{1.5cm}cp{2cm}}
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
tables
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet compilable!
– Kurt
Jan 22 at 23:09
What is thesc
environment?
– Bernard
Jan 22 at 23:11
Any news? Can you extend your table with some more rows example that its context become more apparent?
– Zarko
Jan 23 at 20:02
sc is a environment provided by a conference.
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:41
I post my finalized code below. Any comments are welcomed!
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:45
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Suppose you can use {amsmath} package.
I write a one by myself, but some details are not very good. E.g. in the following Table(show only a small part), the word "Stage" is not in vertical-center as the original table shown in the above.
My code is here:
begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{llp{1.5cm}cp{2cm}}
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
tables
Suppose you can use {amsmath} package.
I write a one by myself, but some details are not very good. E.g. in the following Table(show only a small part), the word "Stage" is not in vertical-center as the original table shown in the above.
My code is here:
begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{llp{1.5cm}cp{2cm}}
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
tables
tables
asked Jan 22 at 22:45
ZPascalZPascal
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet compilable!
– Kurt
Jan 22 at 23:09
What is thesc
environment?
– Bernard
Jan 22 at 23:11
Any news? Can you extend your table with some more rows example that its context become more apparent?
– Zarko
Jan 23 at 20:02
sc is a environment provided by a conference.
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:41
I post my finalized code below. Any comments are welcomed!
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:45
|
show 1 more comment
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet compilable!
– Kurt
Jan 22 at 23:09
What is thesc
environment?
– Bernard
Jan 22 at 23:11
Any news? Can you extend your table with some more rows example that its context become more apparent?
– Zarko
Jan 23 at 20:02
sc is a environment provided by a conference.
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:41
I post my finalized code below. Any comments are welcomed!
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:45
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet compilable!
– Kurt
Jan 22 at 23:09
Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet compilable!
– Kurt
Jan 22 at 23:09
What is the
sc
environment?– Bernard
Jan 22 at 23:11
What is the
sc
environment?– Bernard
Jan 22 at 23:11
Any news? Can you extend your table with some more rows example that its context become more apparent?
– Zarko
Jan 23 at 20:02
Any news? Can you extend your table with some more rows example that its context become more apparent?
– Zarko
Jan 23 at 20:02
sc is a environment provided by a conference.
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:41
sc is a environment provided by a conference.
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:41
I post my finalized code below. Any comments are welcomed!
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:45
I post my finalized code below. Any comments are welcomed!
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:45
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- Your table is not so complex, but let me say frankly, I would reconsider it design again
- Context of your table is unknown, so it is hart to advise some its improvements
- Your code example use unknown environment
sc
, probably you like to have text in the small caps shape - Environment
small
doesn't exist, to have small font size you should usesmall
command afterbegin{center}
- The use of the
makecell
macro from the package with the same name can improve formatting of column headers
The following MWE (Minimal Working Example) only repair and slightly improve your code fragment ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array, booktabs, makecell}
begin{document}
begin{center}
smallscshape % <---
begin{tabular}{lllcl} % <---
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF\ converge}
& makecell{Over-limit\ Lines} \ % <---
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{document}
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begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{m{1.5cm}lccl}
toprule
%textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & Yes & 0 \
%hhline{====}
hline
textit{textbf{Stage}}-2
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-2 & Yes & 0 \
hhline{====} \
textit{textbf{Result}}
& & Win & \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
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- Your table is not so complex, but let me say frankly, I would reconsider it design again
- Context of your table is unknown, so it is hart to advise some its improvements
- Your code example use unknown environment
sc
, probably you like to have text in the small caps shape - Environment
small
doesn't exist, to have small font size you should usesmall
command afterbegin{center}
- The use of the
makecell
macro from the package with the same name can improve formatting of column headers
The following MWE (Minimal Working Example) only repair and slightly improve your code fragment ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array, booktabs, makecell}
begin{document}
begin{center}
smallscshape % <---
begin{tabular}{lllcl} % <---
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF\ converge}
& makecell{Over-limit\ Lines} \ % <---
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{document}
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- Your table is not so complex, but let me say frankly, I would reconsider it design again
- Context of your table is unknown, so it is hart to advise some its improvements
- Your code example use unknown environment
sc
, probably you like to have text in the small caps shape - Environment
small
doesn't exist, to have small font size you should usesmall
command afterbegin{center}
- The use of the
makecell
macro from the package with the same name can improve formatting of column headers
The following MWE (Minimal Working Example) only repair and slightly improve your code fragment ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array, booktabs, makecell}
begin{document}
begin{center}
smallscshape % <---
begin{tabular}{lllcl} % <---
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF\ converge}
& makecell{Over-limit\ Lines} \ % <---
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{document}
add a comment |
- Your table is not so complex, but let me say frankly, I would reconsider it design again
- Context of your table is unknown, so it is hart to advise some its improvements
- Your code example use unknown environment
sc
, probably you like to have text in the small caps shape - Environment
small
doesn't exist, to have small font size you should usesmall
command afterbegin{center}
- The use of the
makecell
macro from the package with the same name can improve formatting of column headers
The following MWE (Minimal Working Example) only repair and slightly improve your code fragment ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array, booktabs, makecell}
begin{document}
begin{center}
smallscshape % <---
begin{tabular}{lllcl} % <---
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF\ converge}
& makecell{Over-limit\ Lines} \ % <---
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{document}
- Your table is not so complex, but let me say frankly, I would reconsider it design again
- Context of your table is unknown, so it is hart to advise some its improvements
- Your code example use unknown environment
sc
, probably you like to have text in the small caps shape - Environment
small
doesn't exist, to have small font size you should usesmall
command afterbegin{center}
- The use of the
makecell
macro from the package with the same name can improve formatting of column headers
The following MWE (Minimal Working Example) only repair and slightly improve your code fragment ...
documentclass{article}
usepackage{array, booktabs, makecell}
begin{document}
begin{center}
smallscshape % <---
begin{tabular}{lllcl} % <---
toprule
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF\ converge}
& makecell{Over-limit\ Lines} \ % <---
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & $surd$ & 0 \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{center}
end{document}
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answered Jan 23 at 0:43
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begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{m{1.5cm}lccl}
toprule
%textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & Yes & 0 \
%hhline{====}
hline
textit{textbf{Stage}}-2
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-2 & Yes & 0 \
hhline{====} \
textit{textbf{Result}}
& & Win & \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
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begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{m{1.5cm}lccl}
toprule
%textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & Yes & 0 \
%hhline{====}
hline
textit{textbf{Stage}}-2
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-2 & Yes & 0 \
hhline{====} \
textit{textbf{Result}}
& & Win & \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
New contributor
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begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{m{1.5cm}lccl}
toprule
%textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & Yes & 0 \
%hhline{====}
hline
textit{textbf{Stage}}-2
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-2 & Yes & 0 \
hhline{====} \
textit{textbf{Result}}
& & Win & \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
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begin{center}
begin{small}
begin{sc}
begin{tabular}{m{1.5cm}lccl}
toprule
%textit{textbf{Stage}}-1 & & ACPF newline converge & Over-limit Lines \
textit{textbf{Stage}}-1
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-1 & Yes & 0 \
%hhline{====}
hline
textit{textbf{Stage}}-2
& & makecell{ACPF \ Converge}
& makecell{Over-limit \ Lines} \
cline{1-1}
& textit{Generation}-2 & Yes & 0 \
hhline{====} \
textit{textbf{Result}}
& & Win & \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
end{sc}
end{small}
end{center}
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Welcome to TeX.SE! Please make your code snippet compilable!
– Kurt
Jan 22 at 23:09
What is the
sc
environment?– Bernard
Jan 22 at 23:11
Any news? Can you extend your table with some more rows example that its context become more apparent?
– Zarko
Jan 23 at 20:02
sc is a environment provided by a conference.
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:41
I post my finalized code below. Any comments are welcomed!
– ZPascal
Jan 24 at 17:45