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Table with multirow and multicolumn
Combining multirow and multicolumnFormatting of Tables in Latex, using multirow and multicolumn togetherUsing multicolumn and multirow together with spreadtabcan anyone help me this table in latex?Problem with Multicolumn and Multirow tableLatex table with MultirowProblem with multicolumn and multirowCreating complex table with multicolumn and multirowMultirow and Multicolumn with missing linesBorder with multirow and multicolumnmultirow and multicolumn tableStruggling with multirow and multicolumnTrouble with table using multirow and multicolumn
1
I want to create a table with multirow and multicolumn in LaTeX.
I tried some post 1, 2, 3 to create my table but because I wasn't able to create my table.
Please help me with LaTeX code for the table given below.
I wrote this code so far:
begintabularp3cm
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name
& textbfUC #\ & & &\
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
endtabular
tables multicol multirow
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
add a comment |
1
I want to create a table with multirow and multicolumn in LaTeX.
I tried some post 1, 2, 3 to create my table but because I wasn't able to create my table.
Please help me with LaTeX code for the table given below.
I wrote this code so far:
begintabularp3cm
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name
& textbfUC #\ & & &\
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
endtabular
tables multicol multirow
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
1
Please tell us what you've tried so far, LaTeX-wise. Please also tell us more about the document class, the font, the font size, and the width and height of the text block that are in use in your document.
– Mico
Jun 23 '15 at 6:32
1
In your tabular there is no multirow, just multicolumn
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:02
@Mico I wrote this code so far; begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:22
But I don't know that what to do for column separtion for Unit -- Quantity and Rate/Unit -- All Cost.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:24
2
I have edited you code in the comment into the question. It is better to add code there because it is easier to preserve linebreaks etc.
– Andrew Swann
Jun 23 '15 at 8:33
add a comment |
1
1
1
I want to create a table with multirow and multicolumn in LaTeX.
I tried some post 1, 2, 3 to create my table but because I wasn't able to create my table.
Please help me with LaTeX code for the table given below.
I wrote this code so far:
begintabularp3cm
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name
& textbfUC #\ & & &\
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
endtabular
tables multicol multirow
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
I want to create a table with multirow and multicolumn in LaTeX.
I tried some post 1, 2, 3 to create my table but because I wasn't able to create my table.
Please help me with LaTeX code for the table given below.
I wrote this code so far:
begintabularp3cm
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name
& textbfUC #\ & & &\
hline
multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
endtabular
tables multicol multirow
tables multicol multirow
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
edited 9 mins ago
CarLaTeX
32.9k551136
32.9k551136
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
asked Jun 23 '15 at 6:08
Muhammad ToseefMuhammad Toseef
1441111
1441111
1
Please tell us what you've tried so far, LaTeX-wise. Please also tell us more about the document class, the font, the font size, and the width and height of the text block that are in use in your document.
– Mico
Jun 23 '15 at 6:32
1
In your tabular there is no multirow, just multicolumn
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:02
@Mico I wrote this code so far; begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:22
But I don't know that what to do for column separtion for Unit -- Quantity and Rate/Unit -- All Cost.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:24
2
I have edited you code in the comment into the question. It is better to add code there because it is easier to preserve linebreaks etc.
– Andrew Swann
Jun 23 '15 at 8:33
add a comment |
1
Please tell us what you've tried so far, LaTeX-wise. Please also tell us more about the document class, the font, the font size, and the width and height of the text block that are in use in your document.
– Mico
Jun 23 '15 at 6:32
1
In your tabular there is no multirow, just multicolumn
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:02
@Mico I wrote this code so far; begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:22
But I don't know that what to do for column separtion for Unit -- Quantity and Rate/Unit -- All Cost.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:24
2
I have edited you code in the comment into the question. It is better to add code there because it is easier to preserve linebreaks etc.
– Andrew Swann
Jun 23 '15 at 8:33
1
1
Please tell us what you've tried so far, LaTeX-wise. Please also tell us more about the document class, the font, the font size, and the width and height of the text block that are in use in your document.
– Mico
Jun 23 '15 at 6:32
Please tell us what you've tried so far, LaTeX-wise. Please also tell us more about the document class, the font, the font size, and the width and height of the text block that are in use in your document.
– Mico
Jun 23 '15 at 6:32
1
1
In your tabular there is no multirow, just multicolumn
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:02
In your tabular there is no multirow, just multicolumn
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:02
@Mico I wrote this code so far; begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:22
@Mico I wrote this code so far; begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:22
But I don't know that what to do for column separtion for Unit -- Quantity and Rate/Unit -- All Cost.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:24
But I don't know that what to do for column separtion for Unit -- Quantity and Rate/Unit -- All Cost.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:24
2
2
I have edited you code in the comment into the question. It is better to add code there because it is easier to preserve linebreaks etc.
– Andrew Swann
Jun 23 '15 at 8:33
I have edited you code in the comment into the question. It is better to add code there because it is easier to preserve linebreaks etc.
– Andrew Swann
Jun 23 '15 at 8:33
add a comment |
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Your effort for prepare MWE is to minimal :_), so I down wrote from your image only beginning of table. For your table you don't need multirow cells. An simple solution is as follows:
documentclassarticle
%just for show only a table
usepackage[active,tightpage]preview
PreviewEnvironmenttabular
setlengthPreviewBorder1em
begindocument
sffamily
small
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularp0.15textwidth
hline
multicolumn5cCrop field location info\
hline
District name &
multicolumn2cTehsil name
& UC name & UC # \[2em]
hline
multicolumn5cFarmer's info \
hline
Farmer name &
multicolumn2cFarmer contract #
&
multicolumn2cFarmer's Land holdings (acres) \[2em]
hline
Item & Unit & Quality & Rate/Unit & All cost \
hline
% repeat regarding to your table contents ...
multicolumn1
&
multicolumn4 cLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks)
& Rs./Hr & & & \
hline
etc & & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
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1
You could use the multicol package for this task. Here I have an example of the first few rows:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemulticol
begindocument
begintabularp2cm
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & multicolumn2ctextbfTehsil name
& textbfUC name & textbfUC #\
& multicolumn2c & &\
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfQuantity & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
& multicolumn4 ctextbfLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
Leveling (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
More information on the correct usage can be found at latex_tables
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
153210
there is no need tomulticolpackage
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
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Your effort for prepare MWE is to minimal :_), so I down wrote from your image only beginning of table. For your table you don't need multirow cells. An simple solution is as follows:
documentclassarticle
%just for show only a table
usepackage[active,tightpage]preview
PreviewEnvironmenttabular
setlengthPreviewBorder1em
begindocument
sffamily
small
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularp0.15textwidth
hline
multicolumn5cCrop field location info\
hline
District name &
multicolumn2cTehsil name
& UC name & UC # \[2em]
hline
multicolumn5cFarmer's info \
hline
Farmer name &
multicolumn2cFarmer contract #
&
multicolumn2cFarmer's Land holdings (acres) \[2em]
hline
Item & Unit & Quality & Rate/Unit & All cost \
hline
% repeat regarding to your table contents ...
multicolumn1
&
multicolumn4 cLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks)
& Rs./Hr & & & \
hline
etc & & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
add a comment |
1
Your effort for prepare MWE is to minimal :_), so I down wrote from your image only beginning of table. For your table you don't need multirow cells. An simple solution is as follows:
documentclassarticle
%just for show only a table
usepackage[active,tightpage]preview
PreviewEnvironmenttabular
setlengthPreviewBorder1em
begindocument
sffamily
small
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularp0.15textwidth
hline
multicolumn5cCrop field location info\
hline
District name &
multicolumn2cTehsil name
& UC name & UC # \[2em]
hline
multicolumn5cFarmer's info \
hline
Farmer name &
multicolumn2cFarmer contract #
&
multicolumn2cFarmer's Land holdings (acres) \[2em]
hline
Item & Unit & Quality & Rate/Unit & All cost \
hline
% repeat regarding to your table contents ...
multicolumn1
&
multicolumn4 cLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks)
& Rs./Hr & & & \
hline
etc & & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
add a comment |
1
1
1
Your effort for prepare MWE is to minimal :_), so I down wrote from your image only beginning of table. For your table you don't need multirow cells. An simple solution is as follows:
documentclassarticle
%just for show only a table
usepackage[active,tightpage]preview
PreviewEnvironmenttabular
setlengthPreviewBorder1em
begindocument
sffamily
small
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularp0.15textwidth
hline
multicolumn5cCrop field location info\
hline
District name &
multicolumn2cTehsil name
& UC name & UC # \[2em]
hline
multicolumn5cFarmer's info \
hline
Farmer name &
multicolumn2cFarmer contract #
&
multicolumn2cFarmer's Land holdings (acres) \[2em]
hline
Item & Unit & Quality & Rate/Unit & All cost \
hline
% repeat regarding to your table contents ...
multicolumn1
&
multicolumn4 cLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks)
& Rs./Hr & & & \
hline
etc & & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
Your effort for prepare MWE is to minimal :_), so I down wrote from your image only beginning of table. For your table you don't need multirow cells. An simple solution is as follows:
documentclassarticle
%just for show only a table
usepackage[active,tightpage]preview
PreviewEnvironmenttabular
setlengthPreviewBorder1em
begindocument
sffamily
small
renewcommandarraystretch1.2
begintabularp0.15textwidth
hline
multicolumn5cCrop field location info\
hline
District name &
multicolumn2cTehsil name
& UC name & UC # \[2em]
hline
multicolumn5cFarmer's info \
hline
Farmer name &
multicolumn2cFarmer contract #
&
multicolumn2cFarmer's Land holdings (acres) \[2em]
hline
Item & Unit & Quality & Rate/Unit & All cost \
hline
% repeat regarding to your table contents ...
multicolumn1
&
multicolumn4 cLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks)
& Rs./Hr & & & \
hline
etc & & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
answered Jun 23 '15 at 9:29
ZarkoZarko
127k868165
127k868165
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add a comment |
1
You could use the multicol package for this task. Here I have an example of the first few rows:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemulticol
begindocument
begintabularp2cm
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & multicolumn2ctextbfTehsil name
& textbfUC name & textbfUC #\
& multicolumn2c & &\
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfQuantity & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
& multicolumn4 ctextbfLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
Leveling (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
More information on the correct usage can be found at latex_tables
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
153210
there is no need tomulticolpackage
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
add a comment |
1
You could use the multicol package for this task. Here I have an example of the first few rows:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemulticol
begindocument
begintabularp2cm
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & multicolumn2ctextbfTehsil name
& textbfUC name & textbfUC #\
& multicolumn2c & &\
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfQuantity & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
& multicolumn4 ctextbfLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
Leveling (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
More information on the correct usage can be found at latex_tables
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
153210
there is no need tomulticolpackage
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
add a comment |
1
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You could use the multicol package for this task. Here I have an example of the first few rows:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemulticol
begindocument
begintabularp2cm
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & multicolumn2ctextbfTehsil name
& textbfUC name & textbfUC #\
& multicolumn2c & &\
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfQuantity & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
& multicolumn4 ctextbfLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
Leveling (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
More information on the correct usage can be found at latex_tables
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
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You could use the multicol package for this task. Here I have an example of the first few rows:
documentclassarticle
usepackagemulticol
begindocument
begintabularp2cm
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfCrop field location info \
hline
textbfDistrict name & multicolumn2ctextbfTehsil name
& textbfUC name & textbfUC #\
& multicolumn2c & &\
hline
multicolumn5ctextbfFarmer's info \
hline
textbfFarmer name & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer contact #
& multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \
& multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c \
hline
textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfQuantity & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\
hline
& multicolumn4 ctextbfLand preparation cost \
hline
Ploughing & planking (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
Leveling (Bullocks) & Rs./hr & & & \
hline
endtabular
enddocument
More information on the correct usage can be found at latex_tables
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
153210
edited Jun 23 '15 at 9:11
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
153210
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
153210
answered Jun 23 '15 at 7:01
lenxnlenxn
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there is no need tomulticolpackage
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
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there is no need tomulticolpackage
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
there is no need to
multicol package– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
there is no need to
multicol package– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:03
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
@lenxn I wrote the below code so far but I don't know what to do for column division for below the 'Farmer contact #' and 'Farmer's Land holding (coloumns)'. The code is in the next comment.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:21
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
I just noticed, that most of the table has five columns, so i think the best way to go is to use a tabular with initially five columns. I have updated my code example accordingly.
– lenxn
Jun 23 '15 at 9:05
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Please tell us what you've tried so far, LaTeX-wise. Please also tell us more about the document class, the font, the font size, and the width and height of the text block that are in use in your document.
– Mico
Jun 23 '15 at 6:32
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In your tabular there is no multirow, just multicolumn
– touhami
Jun 23 '15 at 7:02
@Mico I wrote this code so far; begintabular hline multicolumn4ctextbfCrop field location info \ hline textbfDistrict name & textbfTehsil name & textbfUC name & textbfUC #\ & & &\ hline multicolumn4ctextbfFarmer's info \ hline textbfFarmer name & textbfFarmer contact # & multicolumn2ctextbfFarmer's land holding (acres) \ & & multicolumn2c \ hline textbfItem & textbfUnit & textbfRate/Unit & textbfTotal Cost\ hline endtabular
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:22
But I don't know that what to do for column separtion for Unit -- Quantity and Rate/Unit -- All Cost.
– Muhammad Toseef
Jun 23 '15 at 8:24
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I have edited you code in the comment into the question. It is better to add code there because it is easier to preserve linebreaks etc.
– Andrew Swann
Jun 23 '15 at 8:33