Right align dotted lines in a table












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I would like to right align dotted lines in a table as shown in the attached picture. Any idea how this can be achieved?



right align dotted lines example



renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
begin{tabular}{| L{80mm} @{} L{15mm} @{} L{65mm}|}
hline
multicolumn{3}{| L{160mm} |}{
textbf{Naam-voornaam:} ...................................................
}
\

textbf{Geboortedatum:}
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} /
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){}
& textbf{Adres:}
& ...................................................
\

&
&
...................................................
\

textbf{Tel. of GSM:} ...................................................
& textbf{Email:}
& .......................... @ .............................................
\

hline
end{tabular}









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  • Have a look at xhfill.

    – JouleV
    Feb 25 at 13:27











  • Next time you ask a question, please post a complete working example of your code (including documentclass, preamble etc.) This will make helping you a lot easier for others.

    – sheß
    Feb 25 at 13:49


















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I would like to right align dotted lines in a table as shown in the attached picture. Any idea how this can be achieved?



right align dotted lines example



renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
begin{tabular}{| L{80mm} @{} L{15mm} @{} L{65mm}|}
hline
multicolumn{3}{| L{160mm} |}{
textbf{Naam-voornaam:} ...................................................
}
\

textbf{Geboortedatum:}
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} /
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){}
& textbf{Adres:}
& ...................................................
\

&
&
...................................................
\

textbf{Tel. of GSM:} ...................................................
& textbf{Email:}
& .......................... @ .............................................
\

hline
end{tabular}









share|improve this question























  • Have a look at xhfill.

    – JouleV
    Feb 25 at 13:27











  • Next time you ask a question, please post a complete working example of your code (including documentclass, preamble etc.) This will make helping you a lot easier for others.

    – sheß
    Feb 25 at 13:49
















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I would like to right align dotted lines in a table as shown in the attached picture. Any idea how this can be achieved?



right align dotted lines example



renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
begin{tabular}{| L{80mm} @{} L{15mm} @{} L{65mm}|}
hline
multicolumn{3}{| L{160mm} |}{
textbf{Naam-voornaam:} ...................................................
}
\

textbf{Geboortedatum:}
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} /
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){}
& textbf{Adres:}
& ...................................................
\

&
&
...................................................
\

textbf{Tel. of GSM:} ...................................................
& textbf{Email:}
& .......................... @ .............................................
\

hline
end{tabular}









share|improve this question














I would like to right align dotted lines in a table as shown in the attached picture. Any idea how this can be achieved?



right align dotted lines example



renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
begin{tabular}{| L{80mm} @{} L{15mm} @{} L{65mm}|}
hline
multicolumn{3}{| L{160mm} |}{
textbf{Naam-voornaam:} ...................................................
}
\

textbf{Geboortedatum:}
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} /
framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){}
& textbf{Adres:}
& ...................................................
\

&
&
...................................................
\

textbf{Tel. of GSM:} ...................................................
& textbf{Email:}
& .......................... @ .............................................
\

hline
end{tabular}






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  • Have a look at xhfill.

    – JouleV
    Feb 25 at 13:27











  • Next time you ask a question, please post a complete working example of your code (including documentclass, preamble etc.) This will make helping you a lot easier for others.

    – sheß
    Feb 25 at 13:49





















  • Have a look at xhfill.

    – JouleV
    Feb 25 at 13:27











  • Next time you ask a question, please post a complete working example of your code (including documentclass, preamble etc.) This will make helping you a lot easier for others.

    – sheß
    Feb 25 at 13:49



















Have a look at xhfill.

– JouleV
Feb 25 at 13:27





Have a look at xhfill.

– JouleV
Feb 25 at 13:27













Next time you ask a question, please post a complete working example of your code (including documentclass, preamble etc.) This will make helping you a lot easier for others.

– sheß
Feb 25 at 13:49







Next time you ask a question, please post a complete working example of your code (including documentclass, preamble etc.) This will make helping you a lot easier for others.

– sheß
Feb 25 at 13:49












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You can either define your own command and modify it as needed, e.g. based on this answer you could come up with something like:



newcommanddotsuntilendofline{leavevmodexleadershbox{.}hfillkern0pt}


or you just use dotfill. This could give you
screenshot of compiled pdf



documentclass{article}
usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
usepackage{array}
newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}}
begin{document}
renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
begin{tabular}{| L{0.5textwidth} @{} L{0.1textwidth} @{} L{0.4textwidth}|}
hline
multicolumn{3}{|l|}{ textbf{Naam-voornaam:} dotfill }
\
textbf{Geboortedatum:} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} & textbf{Adres:} & dotfill \
& & dotfill \
textbf{Tel. of GSM:} dotfill & textbf{Email:} & dotfill @ dotfill \
hline
end{tabular}
end{document}





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    You can either define your own command and modify it as needed, e.g. based on this answer you could come up with something like:



    newcommanddotsuntilendofline{leavevmodexleadershbox{.}hfillkern0pt}


    or you just use dotfill. This could give you
    screenshot of compiled pdf



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
    usepackage{array}
    newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}}
    begin{document}
    renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
    begin{tabular}{| L{0.5textwidth} @{} L{0.1textwidth} @{} L{0.4textwidth}|}
    hline
    multicolumn{3}{|l|}{ textbf{Naam-voornaam:} dotfill }
    \
    textbf{Geboortedatum:} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} & textbf{Adres:} & dotfill \
    & & dotfill \
    textbf{Tel. of GSM:} dotfill & textbf{Email:} & dotfill @ dotfill \
    hline
    end{tabular}
    end{document}





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      You can either define your own command and modify it as needed, e.g. based on this answer you could come up with something like:



      newcommanddotsuntilendofline{leavevmodexleadershbox{.}hfillkern0pt}


      or you just use dotfill. This could give you
      screenshot of compiled pdf



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
      usepackage{array}
      newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}}
      begin{document}
      renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
      begin{tabular}{| L{0.5textwidth} @{} L{0.1textwidth} @{} L{0.4textwidth}|}
      hline
      multicolumn{3}{|l|}{ textbf{Naam-voornaam:} dotfill }
      \
      textbf{Geboortedatum:} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} & textbf{Adres:} & dotfill \
      & & dotfill \
      textbf{Tel. of GSM:} dotfill & textbf{Email:} & dotfill @ dotfill \
      hline
      end{tabular}
      end{document}





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        You can either define your own command and modify it as needed, e.g. based on this answer you could come up with something like:



        newcommanddotsuntilendofline{leavevmodexleadershbox{.}hfillkern0pt}


        or you just use dotfill. This could give you
        screenshot of compiled pdf



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
        usepackage{array}
        newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}}
        begin{document}
        renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
        begin{tabular}{| L{0.5textwidth} @{} L{0.1textwidth} @{} L{0.4textwidth}|}
        hline
        multicolumn{3}{|l|}{ textbf{Naam-voornaam:} dotfill }
        \
        textbf{Geboortedatum:} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} & textbf{Adres:} & dotfill \
        & & dotfill \
        textbf{Tel. of GSM:} dotfill & textbf{Email:} & dotfill @ dotfill \
        hline
        end{tabular}
        end{document}





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        You can either define your own command and modify it as needed, e.g. based on this answer you could come up with something like:



        newcommanddotsuntilendofline{leavevmodexleadershbox{.}hfillkern0pt}


        or you just use dotfill. This could give you
        screenshot of compiled pdf



        documentclass{article}
        usepackage[margin=1in]{geometry}
        usepackage{array}
        newcolumntype{L}[1]{>{raggedrightarraybackslash}p{#1}}
        begin{document}
        renewcommand{arraystretch}{2.0}
        begin{tabular}{| L{0.5textwidth} @{} L{0.1textwidth} @{} L{0.4textwidth}|}
        hline
        multicolumn{3}{|l|}{ textbf{Naam-voornaam:} dotfill }
        \
        textbf{Geboortedatum:} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} / framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} framebox(12,12){} & textbf{Adres:} & dotfill \
        & & dotfill \
        textbf{Tel. of GSM:} dotfill & textbf{Email:} & dotfill @ dotfill \
        hline
        end{tabular}
        end{document}






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