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I am using the agujournal2018 cls files (available here). To make it easier while I am drafting, I want lines in tables. How can I make the vertical lines and horizontal lines connect in tables?



I tried to use the aboverulesep=0ex
belowrulesep=0ex answer relevant to booktabs here with no luck



MWE



documentclass[draft]{agujournal2018}
usepackage{apacite}

usepackage{url} %this package should fix any errors with URLs in refs.
usepackage{lineno}
linenumbers
%%%%%%%

draftfalse

journalname{Enter journal name here}
begin{document}

begin{table}
caption{Time of the Transition Between Phase 1 and Phase 2$^{a}$}
centering
begin{tabular}{l | c}
hline
Run & Time (min) \
hline
$l1$ & 260 \
$l2$ & 300 \
$l3$ & 340 \
$h1$ & 270 \
$h2$ & 250 \
$h3$ & 380 \
$r1$ & 370 \
$r2$ & 390 \
hline
multicolumn{2}{l}{$^{a}$Footnote text here.}
end{tabular}
end{table}

end{document}


I realise that the journal doesn't have these lines and I will need to remove them before submitting, but it will make drafting a LOT easier if can lay the tables out with lines.










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    I am using the agujournal2018 cls files (available here). To make it easier while I am drafting, I want lines in tables. How can I make the vertical lines and horizontal lines connect in tables?



    I tried to use the aboverulesep=0ex
    belowrulesep=0ex answer relevant to booktabs here with no luck



    MWE



    documentclass[draft]{agujournal2018}
    usepackage{apacite}

    usepackage{url} %this package should fix any errors with URLs in refs.
    usepackage{lineno}
    linenumbers
    %%%%%%%

    draftfalse

    journalname{Enter journal name here}
    begin{document}

    begin{table}
    caption{Time of the Transition Between Phase 1 and Phase 2$^{a}$}
    centering
    begin{tabular}{l | c}
    hline
    Run & Time (min) \
    hline
    $l1$ & 260 \
    $l2$ & 300 \
    $l3$ & 340 \
    $h1$ & 270 \
    $h2$ & 250 \
    $h3$ & 380 \
    $r1$ & 370 \
    $r2$ & 390 \
    hline
    multicolumn{2}{l}{$^{a}$Footnote text here.}
    end{tabular}
    end{table}

    end{document}


    I realise that the journal doesn't have these lines and I will need to remove them before submitting, but it will make drafting a LOT easier if can lay the tables out with lines.










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      I am using the agujournal2018 cls files (available here). To make it easier while I am drafting, I want lines in tables. How can I make the vertical lines and horizontal lines connect in tables?



      I tried to use the aboverulesep=0ex
      belowrulesep=0ex answer relevant to booktabs here with no luck



      MWE



      documentclass[draft]{agujournal2018}
      usepackage{apacite}

      usepackage{url} %this package should fix any errors with URLs in refs.
      usepackage{lineno}
      linenumbers
      %%%%%%%

      draftfalse

      journalname{Enter journal name here}
      begin{document}

      begin{table}
      caption{Time of the Transition Between Phase 1 and Phase 2$^{a}$}
      centering
      begin{tabular}{l | c}
      hline
      Run & Time (min) \
      hline
      $l1$ & 260 \
      $l2$ & 300 \
      $l3$ & 340 \
      $h1$ & 270 \
      $h2$ & 250 \
      $h3$ & 380 \
      $r1$ & 370 \
      $r2$ & 390 \
      hline
      multicolumn{2}{l}{$^{a}$Footnote text here.}
      end{tabular}
      end{table}

      end{document}


      I realise that the journal doesn't have these lines and I will need to remove them before submitting, but it will make drafting a LOT easier if can lay the tables out with lines.










      share|improve this question
















      I am using the agujournal2018 cls files (available here). To make it easier while I am drafting, I want lines in tables. How can I make the vertical lines and horizontal lines connect in tables?



      I tried to use the aboverulesep=0ex
      belowrulesep=0ex answer relevant to booktabs here with no luck



      MWE



      documentclass[draft]{agujournal2018}
      usepackage{apacite}

      usepackage{url} %this package should fix any errors with URLs in refs.
      usepackage{lineno}
      linenumbers
      %%%%%%%

      draftfalse

      journalname{Enter journal name here}
      begin{document}

      begin{table}
      caption{Time of the Transition Between Phase 1 and Phase 2$^{a}$}
      centering
      begin{tabular}{l | c}
      hline
      Run & Time (min) \
      hline
      $l1$ & 260 \
      $l2$ & 300 \
      $l3$ & 340 \
      $h1$ & 270 \
      $h2$ & 250 \
      $h3$ & 380 \
      $r1$ & 370 \
      $r2$ & 390 \
      hline
      multicolumn{2}{l}{$^{a}$Footnote text here.}
      end{tabular}
      end{table}

      end{document}


      I realise that the journal doesn't have these lines and I will need to remove them before submitting, but it will make drafting a LOT easier if can lay the tables out with lines.







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          The agujournal2018.cls document class mentions this:



            %% This puts extra space between horizontal lines in tables.
          %% If you want to use vertical lines in tables, you should use
          %% savehline rather than hline, otherwise the vertical and
          %% horizontal lines will not abutt.

          %% noalign is a command that allows the uses to put something
          %% between lines in a table.
          letsavehlinehline
          defhline{noalign{vskip3pt}savehlinenoalign{vskip3pt}}


          So, you can use savehline rather than hline, or use this construction:



          enter image description here



          letsavedhlinehline % Store default hline
          documentclass{agujournal2018}
          lethlinesavedhline % Restore default hline

          journalname{Enter journal name here}

          begin{document}

          begin{table}
          caption{A caption}
          centering
          begin{tabular}{l | c}
          hline
          Run & Time (min) \
          hline
          $l1$ & 260 \
          $l2$ & 300 \
          $l3$ & 340 \
          $h1$ & 270 \
          $h2$ & 250 \
          $h3$ & 380 \
          $r1$ & 370 \
          $r2$ & 390 \
          hline
          end{tabular}
          end{table}

          end{document}





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            The agujournal2018.cls document class mentions this:



              %% This puts extra space between horizontal lines in tables.
            %% If you want to use vertical lines in tables, you should use
            %% savehline rather than hline, otherwise the vertical and
            %% horizontal lines will not abutt.

            %% noalign is a command that allows the uses to put something
            %% between lines in a table.
            letsavehlinehline
            defhline{noalign{vskip3pt}savehlinenoalign{vskip3pt}}


            So, you can use savehline rather than hline, or use this construction:



            enter image description here



            letsavedhlinehline % Store default hline
            documentclass{agujournal2018}
            lethlinesavedhline % Restore default hline

            journalname{Enter journal name here}

            begin{document}

            begin{table}
            caption{A caption}
            centering
            begin{tabular}{l | c}
            hline
            Run & Time (min) \
            hline
            $l1$ & 260 \
            $l2$ & 300 \
            $l3$ & 340 \
            $h1$ & 270 \
            $h2$ & 250 \
            $h3$ & 380 \
            $r1$ & 370 \
            $r2$ & 390 \
            hline
            end{tabular}
            end{table}

            end{document}





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              The agujournal2018.cls document class mentions this:



                %% This puts extra space between horizontal lines in tables.
              %% If you want to use vertical lines in tables, you should use
              %% savehline rather than hline, otherwise the vertical and
              %% horizontal lines will not abutt.

              %% noalign is a command that allows the uses to put something
              %% between lines in a table.
              letsavehlinehline
              defhline{noalign{vskip3pt}savehlinenoalign{vskip3pt}}


              So, you can use savehline rather than hline, or use this construction:



              enter image description here



              letsavedhlinehline % Store default hline
              documentclass{agujournal2018}
              lethlinesavedhline % Restore default hline

              journalname{Enter journal name here}

              begin{document}

              begin{table}
              caption{A caption}
              centering
              begin{tabular}{l | c}
              hline
              Run & Time (min) \
              hline
              $l1$ & 260 \
              $l2$ & 300 \
              $l3$ & 340 \
              $h1$ & 270 \
              $h2$ & 250 \
              $h3$ & 380 \
              $r1$ & 370 \
              $r2$ & 390 \
              hline
              end{tabular}
              end{table}

              end{document}





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                The agujournal2018.cls document class mentions this:



                  %% This puts extra space between horizontal lines in tables.
                %% If you want to use vertical lines in tables, you should use
                %% savehline rather than hline, otherwise the vertical and
                %% horizontal lines will not abutt.

                %% noalign is a command that allows the uses to put something
                %% between lines in a table.
                letsavehlinehline
                defhline{noalign{vskip3pt}savehlinenoalign{vskip3pt}}


                So, you can use savehline rather than hline, or use this construction:



                enter image description here



                letsavedhlinehline % Store default hline
                documentclass{agujournal2018}
                lethlinesavedhline % Restore default hline

                journalname{Enter journal name here}

                begin{document}

                begin{table}
                caption{A caption}
                centering
                begin{tabular}{l | c}
                hline
                Run & Time (min) \
                hline
                $l1$ & 260 \
                $l2$ & 300 \
                $l3$ & 340 \
                $h1$ & 270 \
                $h2$ & 250 \
                $h3$ & 380 \
                $r1$ & 370 \
                $r2$ & 390 \
                hline
                end{tabular}
                end{table}

                end{document}





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                The agujournal2018.cls document class mentions this:



                  %% This puts extra space between horizontal lines in tables.
                %% If you want to use vertical lines in tables, you should use
                %% savehline rather than hline, otherwise the vertical and
                %% horizontal lines will not abutt.

                %% noalign is a command that allows the uses to put something
                %% between lines in a table.
                letsavehlinehline
                defhline{noalign{vskip3pt}savehlinenoalign{vskip3pt}}


                So, you can use savehline rather than hline, or use this construction:



                enter image description here



                letsavedhlinehline % Store default hline
                documentclass{agujournal2018}
                lethlinesavedhline % Restore default hline

                journalname{Enter journal name here}

                begin{document}

                begin{table}
                caption{A caption}
                centering
                begin{tabular}{l | c}
                hline
                Run & Time (min) \
                hline
                $l1$ & 260 \
                $l2$ & 300 \
                $l3$ & 340 \
                $h1$ & 270 \
                $h2$ & 250 \
                $h3$ & 380 \
                $r1$ & 370 \
                $r2$ & 390 \
                hline
                end{tabular}
                end{table}

                end{document}






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