How to make the following complicated table in Latex?












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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.



enter image description here



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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  • What is the sc environment?

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  • 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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enter image description here



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.



enter image description here



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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  • 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














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enter image description here



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.



enter image description here



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}









share|improve this question














enter image description here



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.



enter image description here



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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  • 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



















  • 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

















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 use small command after begin{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 use small command after begin{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 use small command after begin{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}



        enter image description here






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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 use small command after begin{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}



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
















          • 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 use small command after begin{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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                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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                  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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