Lack of spacing in table due to text blurring into the borders
Following is my Latex template:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l|c|}
hline
S. No. & Analysis \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
This generates the following table.
My problem is that the table looks shabby. It looks very cluttered. Is there some way to put some gap in each of the boxes between the text and the box borders. The problem is only with the elements of the second column because those have a formula with both superscript and subscript.
What is the most beautiful way to publish this table so that people can read it easily?
PS: I need to keep it to footnotesize. But I don't think that should matter. All I am asking how to put some white space around the formula in the second column so that the formula does into blend into the borders.
tables spacing
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Following is my Latex template:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l|c|}
hline
S. No. & Analysis \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
This generates the following table.
My problem is that the table looks shabby. It looks very cluttered. Is there some way to put some gap in each of the boxes between the text and the box borders. The problem is only with the elements of the second column because those have a formula with both superscript and subscript.
What is the most beautiful way to publish this table so that people can read it easily?
PS: I need to keep it to footnotesize. But I don't think that should matter. All I am asking how to put some white space around the formula in the second column so that the formula does into blend into the borders.
tables spacing
2
unrelated butbegin{table}
means "do not allow the table anywhere" latex warns about thatLaTeX Warning: No positions in optional float specifier. Default added (so using `tbp') on input line 9.
but it is better to usebegin{table}
and avoid the warning.
– David Carlisle
Mar 12 at 21:54
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Following is my Latex template:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l|c|}
hline
S. No. & Analysis \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
This generates the following table.
My problem is that the table looks shabby. It looks very cluttered. Is there some way to put some gap in each of the boxes between the text and the box borders. The problem is only with the elements of the second column because those have a formula with both superscript and subscript.
What is the most beautiful way to publish this table so that people can read it easily?
PS: I need to keep it to footnotesize. But I don't think that should matter. All I am asking how to put some white space around the formula in the second column so that the formula does into blend into the borders.
tables spacing
Following is my Latex template:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l|c|}
hline
S. No. & Analysis \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\ $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
This generates the following table.
My problem is that the table looks shabby. It looks very cluttered. Is there some way to put some gap in each of the boxes between the text and the box borders. The problem is only with the elements of the second column because those have a formula with both superscript and subscript.
What is the most beautiful way to publish this table so that people can read it easily?
PS: I need to keep it to footnotesize. But I don't think that should matter. All I am asking how to put some white space around the formula in the second column so that the formula does into blend into the borders.
tables spacing
tables spacing
edited Mar 12 at 21:43
leandriis
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unrelated butbegin{table}
means "do not allow the table anywhere" latex warns about thatLaTeX Warning: No positions in optional float specifier. Default added (so using `tbp') on input line 9.
but it is better to usebegin{table}
and avoid the warning.
– David Carlisle
Mar 12 at 21:54
add a comment |
2
unrelated butbegin{table}
means "do not allow the table anywhere" latex warns about thatLaTeX Warning: No positions in optional float specifier. Default added (so using `tbp') on input line 9.
but it is better to usebegin{table}
and avoid the warning.
– David Carlisle
Mar 12 at 21:54
2
2
unrelated but
begin{table}
means "do not allow the table anywhere" latex warns about that LaTeX Warning: No positions in optional float specifier. Default added (so using `tbp') on input line 9.
but it is better to use begin{table}
and avoid the warning.– David Carlisle
Mar 12 at 21:54
unrelated but
begin{table}
means "do not allow the table anywhere" latex warns about that LaTeX Warning: No positions in optional float specifier. Default added (so using `tbp') on input line 9.
but it is better to use begin{table}
and avoid the warning.– David Carlisle
Mar 12 at 21:54
add a comment |
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I would (a) employ an array
environment instead of a tabular
environment for the main table, (b) I wouldn't use the 'inner' tabular
environments at all, (c) I'd use the line-drawing macros of the booktabs
package for fewer, but well-spaced, horizontal lines, and (d) omit all vertical lines; they're not needed -- really!
documentclass{article}
usepackage{booktabs} % toprule, midrule, bottomrule, addlinespace
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
$begin{array}{@{}ll@{}}
toprule
mbox{S.,No.} & mbox{Analysis} \
midrule
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \
bottomrule
end{array}$
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
Addendum to address the OP's follow-up query:
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics?
The main point of inserting some extra vertical space between rows, via the addlinespace
instructions, was to change the aesthetics, by creating a bit of "breathing space" inside the table. How to retain these aethetics while saving some vertical space isn't going to be straightforward. I suppose that executing setlength{defaultaddspace}{0.3em}
immediately before $begin{array}...
, and changing the two instances of \[0.5ex]
to \0.3ex
, should manage the preserve at least some of the aesthetics. Plus, you'll save about two rows of vertical space... The following screenshot juxtaposes the solution shown above with the one that results from reducing the value of defaultaddspace
by 40%. (In case you're curious: eliminating the addlinespace
directives entirely -- which would definitely affect the aesthetics in a major way! -- would save another 1 to 2 rows.)
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
1
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
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With the help of the booktabs
and the cellspace
package you can achieve the following output:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{makecell}
usepackage{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{6pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{6pt}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{SlSc}
toprule
S. No. & Analysis \
midrule
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
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Is it better with the help of cellspace
and makecell
?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{3pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{3pt}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[!htb]
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l| >{$}Sc<{$}|}
hline
S. No. & text{Analysis} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
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I would (a) employ an array
environment instead of a tabular
environment for the main table, (b) I wouldn't use the 'inner' tabular
environments at all, (c) I'd use the line-drawing macros of the booktabs
package for fewer, but well-spaced, horizontal lines, and (d) omit all vertical lines; they're not needed -- really!
documentclass{article}
usepackage{booktabs} % toprule, midrule, bottomrule, addlinespace
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
$begin{array}{@{}ll@{}}
toprule
mbox{S.,No.} & mbox{Analysis} \
midrule
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \
bottomrule
end{array}$
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
Addendum to address the OP's follow-up query:
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics?
The main point of inserting some extra vertical space between rows, via the addlinespace
instructions, was to change the aesthetics, by creating a bit of "breathing space" inside the table. How to retain these aethetics while saving some vertical space isn't going to be straightforward. I suppose that executing setlength{defaultaddspace}{0.3em}
immediately before $begin{array}...
, and changing the two instances of \[0.5ex]
to \0.3ex
, should manage the preserve at least some of the aesthetics. Plus, you'll save about two rows of vertical space... The following screenshot juxtaposes the solution shown above with the one that results from reducing the value of defaultaddspace
by 40%. (In case you're curious: eliminating the addlinespace
directives entirely -- which would definitely affect the aesthetics in a major way! -- would save another 1 to 2 rows.)
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
1
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
add a comment |
I would (a) employ an array
environment instead of a tabular
environment for the main table, (b) I wouldn't use the 'inner' tabular
environments at all, (c) I'd use the line-drawing macros of the booktabs
package for fewer, but well-spaced, horizontal lines, and (d) omit all vertical lines; they're not needed -- really!
documentclass{article}
usepackage{booktabs} % toprule, midrule, bottomrule, addlinespace
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
$begin{array}{@{}ll@{}}
toprule
mbox{S.,No.} & mbox{Analysis} \
midrule
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \
bottomrule
end{array}$
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
Addendum to address the OP's follow-up query:
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics?
The main point of inserting some extra vertical space between rows, via the addlinespace
instructions, was to change the aesthetics, by creating a bit of "breathing space" inside the table. How to retain these aethetics while saving some vertical space isn't going to be straightforward. I suppose that executing setlength{defaultaddspace}{0.3em}
immediately before $begin{array}...
, and changing the two instances of \[0.5ex]
to \0.3ex
, should manage the preserve at least some of the aesthetics. Plus, you'll save about two rows of vertical space... The following screenshot juxtaposes the solution shown above with the one that results from reducing the value of defaultaddspace
by 40%. (In case you're curious: eliminating the addlinespace
directives entirely -- which would definitely affect the aesthetics in a major way! -- would save another 1 to 2 rows.)
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
1
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
add a comment |
I would (a) employ an array
environment instead of a tabular
environment for the main table, (b) I wouldn't use the 'inner' tabular
environments at all, (c) I'd use the line-drawing macros of the booktabs
package for fewer, but well-spaced, horizontal lines, and (d) omit all vertical lines; they're not needed -- really!
documentclass{article}
usepackage{booktabs} % toprule, midrule, bottomrule, addlinespace
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
$begin{array}{@{}ll@{}}
toprule
mbox{S.,No.} & mbox{Analysis} \
midrule
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \
bottomrule
end{array}$
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
Addendum to address the OP's follow-up query:
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics?
The main point of inserting some extra vertical space between rows, via the addlinespace
instructions, was to change the aesthetics, by creating a bit of "breathing space" inside the table. How to retain these aethetics while saving some vertical space isn't going to be straightforward. I suppose that executing setlength{defaultaddspace}{0.3em}
immediately before $begin{array}...
, and changing the two instances of \[0.5ex]
to \0.3ex
, should manage the preserve at least some of the aesthetics. Plus, you'll save about two rows of vertical space... The following screenshot juxtaposes the solution shown above with the one that results from reducing the value of defaultaddspace
by 40%. (In case you're curious: eliminating the addlinespace
directives entirely -- which would definitely affect the aesthetics in a major way! -- would save another 1 to 2 rows.)
I would (a) employ an array
environment instead of a tabular
environment for the main table, (b) I wouldn't use the 'inner' tabular
environments at all, (c) I'd use the line-drawing macros of the booktabs
package for fewer, but well-spaced, horizontal lines, and (d) omit all vertical lines; they're not needed -- really!
documentclass{article}
usepackage{booktabs} % toprule, midrule, bottomrule, addlinespace
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
$begin{array}{@{}ll@{}}
toprule
mbox{S.,No.} & mbox{Analysis} \
midrule
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},\[0.5ex]
&x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ addlinespace
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \
bottomrule
end{array}$
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
Addendum to address the OP's follow-up query:
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics?
The main point of inserting some extra vertical space between rows, via the addlinespace
instructions, was to change the aesthetics, by creating a bit of "breathing space" inside the table. How to retain these aethetics while saving some vertical space isn't going to be straightforward. I suppose that executing setlength{defaultaddspace}{0.3em}
immediately before $begin{array}...
, and changing the two instances of \[0.5ex]
to \0.3ex
, should manage the preserve at least some of the aesthetics. Plus, you'll save about two rows of vertical space... The following screenshot juxtaposes the solution shown above with the one that results from reducing the value of defaultaddspace
by 40%. (In case you're curious: eliminating the addlinespace
directives entirely -- which would definitely affect the aesthetics in a major way! -- would save another 1 to 2 rows.)
edited Mar 13 at 19:21
answered Mar 12 at 22:11
MicoMico
284k31388776
284k31388776
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
1
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
add a comment |
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
1
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
it was very difficult to choose one out of all the answers. i picked this one.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:19
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
Is there a way to compress things a little bit more so that this takes the same space as the original one while retaining the aesthetics? I am short on space for my paper.
– user_1_1_1
Mar 13 at 15:53
1
1
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
@user_1_1_1 - Please see the addendum I just posted.
– Mico
Mar 13 at 19:21
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
Thanks. Could you take a stab at this one too?
– user_1_1_1
Mar 14 at 0:25
add a comment |
With the help of the booktabs
and the cellspace
package you can achieve the following output:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{makecell}
usepackage{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{6pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{6pt}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{SlSc}
toprule
S. No. & Analysis \
midrule
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
add a comment |
With the help of the booktabs
and the cellspace
package you can achieve the following output:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{makecell}
usepackage{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{6pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{6pt}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{SlSc}
toprule
S. No. & Analysis \
midrule
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
add a comment |
With the help of the booktabs
and the cellspace
package you can achieve the following output:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{makecell}
usepackage{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{6pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{6pt}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{SlSc}
toprule
S. No. & Analysis \
midrule
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
With the help of the booktabs
and the cellspace
package you can achieve the following output:
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{booktabs}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{makecell}
usepackage{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{6pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{6pt}
begin{document}
begin{table}
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{SlSc}
toprule
S. No. & Analysis \
midrule
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$1$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$2$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & begin{tabular}[c]{@{}c@{}}$x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt},$\[3pt] $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$end{tabular} \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
$3$ & $x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}$ \
bottomrule
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
answered Mar 12 at 21:40
leandriisleandriis
10.4k1531
10.4k1531
add a comment |
add a comment |
Is it better with the help of cellspace
and makecell
?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{3pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{3pt}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[!htb]
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l| >{$}Sc<{$}|}
hline
S. No. & text{Analysis} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
add a comment |
Is it better with the help of cellspace
and makecell
?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{3pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{3pt}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[!htb]
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l| >{$}Sc<{$}|}
hline
S. No. & text{Analysis} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
add a comment |
Is it better with the help of cellspace
and makecell
?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{3pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{3pt}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[!htb]
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l| >{$}Sc<{$}|}
hline
S. No. & text{Analysis} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
Is it better with the help of cellspace
and makecell
?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage{mathtools}
usepackage{tabularx}
usepackage[math]{cellspace}
setlength{cellspacetoplimit}{3pt}
setlength{cellspacebottomlimit}{3pt}
usepackage{makecell}
begin{document}
begin{table}[!htb]
footnotesize
centering
begin{tabular}{|l| >{$}Sc<{$}|}
hline
S. No. & text{Analysis} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
1 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
2 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & makecell{x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}, \[0.5ex] x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
3 & x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt}+x^c_{pq}+p^{34r}_{rt} \ hline
end{tabular}
caption{Example of a table}
label{sth}
end{table}
end{document}
answered Mar 12 at 21:43
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unrelated but
begin{table}
means "do not allow the table anywhere" latex warns about thatLaTeX Warning: No positions in optional float specifier. Default added (so using `tbp') on input line 9.
but it is better to usebegin{table}
and avoid the warning.– David Carlisle
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