Color the lines of only a single cell of a tabular [closed]

I have the following table:

begin{tabular}{!{color{black}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{black}vrule}}

    arrayrulecolor{black}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & this one & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

end{tabular}

Now I want to color just the lines surrounding this cell.

How can I achieve this?

Everything I was able to find related to coloring an entire horizontal or vertical line of a table.

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

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asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

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closed as off-topic by samcarter, marmot, JouleV, Raaja, leandriis Mar 20 at 13:26

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You could use a combination of cline and vrule as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462759/134144 or tikz as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462767/134144

– leandriis
Mar 19 at 17:01

Thanks, I got it now. Just had to use hhline instead of cline

– dYTe
Mar 19 at 17:43

1

So this question can be closed?

– Kurt
Mar 19 at 22:37

5

I'm voting to close this question as solved in comments

– samcarter
Mar 20 at 0:25

Yes, this question can be closed.

– dYTe
Mar 20 at 10:09

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I have the following table:

begin{tabular}{!{color{black}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{black}vrule}}

    arrayrulecolor{black}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & this one & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

end{tabular}

Now I want to color just the lines surrounding this cell.

How can I achieve this?

Everything I was able to find related to coloring an entire horizontal or vertical line of a table.

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

closed as off-topic by samcarter, marmot, JouleV, Raaja, leandriis Mar 20 at 13:26

This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center.

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

1

You could use a combination of cline and vrule as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462759/134144 or tikz as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462767/134144

– leandriis
Mar 19 at 17:01

Thanks, I got it now. Just had to use hhline instead of cline

– dYTe
Mar 19 at 17:43

1

So this question can be closed?

– Kurt
Mar 19 at 22:37

5

I'm voting to close this question as solved in comments

– samcarter
Mar 20 at 0:25

Yes, this question can be closed.

– dYTe
Mar 20 at 10:09

add a comment |

I have the following table:

begin{tabular}{!{color{black}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{black}vrule}}

    arrayrulecolor{black}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & this one & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

end{tabular}

Now I want to color just the lines surrounding this cell.

How can I achieve this?

Everything I was able to find related to coloring an entire horizontal or vertical line of a table.

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

I have the following table:

begin{tabular}{!{color{black}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{gray}vrule}c!{color{black}vrule}}

    arrayrulecolor{black}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & this one & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

    & & \

    arrayrulecolor{gray}hline

end{tabular}

Now I want to color just the lines surrounding this cell.

How can I achieve this?

Everything I was able to find related to coloring an entire horizontal or vertical line of a table.

tables color

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

edited Mar 19 at 19:40

Bernard

174k776207

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

asked Mar 19 at 16:08

dYTe

161

closed as off-topic by samcarter, marmot, JouleV, Raaja, leandriis Mar 20 at 13:26

This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center.

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

closed as off-topic by samcarter, marmot, JouleV, Raaja, leandriis Mar 20 at 13:26

This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center.

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

1

You could use a combination of cline and vrule as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462759/134144 or tikz as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462767/134144

– leandriis
Mar 19 at 17:01

Thanks, I got it now. Just had to use hhline instead of cline

– dYTe
Mar 19 at 17:43

1

So this question can be closed?

– Kurt
Mar 19 at 22:37

5

I'm voting to close this question as solved in comments

– samcarter
Mar 20 at 0:25

Yes, this question can be closed.

– dYTe
Mar 20 at 10:09

add a comment |

1

You could use a combination of cline and vrule as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462759/134144 or tikz as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462767/134144

– leandriis
Mar 19 at 17:01

Thanks, I got it now. Just had to use hhline instead of cline

– dYTe
Mar 19 at 17:43

1

So this question can be closed?

– Kurt
Mar 19 at 22:37

5

I'm voting to close this question as solved in comments

– samcarter
Mar 20 at 0:25

Yes, this question can be closed.

– dYTe
Mar 20 at 10:09

You could use a combination of cline and vrule as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462759/134144 or tikz as shown here: tex.stackexchange.com/a/462767/134144

– leandriis
Mar 19 at 17:01

Thanks, I got it now. Just had to use hhline instead of cline

– dYTe
Mar 19 at 17:43

So this question can be closed?

– Kurt
Mar 19 at 22:37

I'm voting to close this question as solved in comments

– samcarter
Mar 20 at 0:25

Yes, this question can be closed.

– dYTe
Mar 20 at 10:09

add a comment |

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