[Tugindia] doubts on tables
Kapil Hari Paranjape
kapil at imsc.res.in
Fri May 30 07:47:40 CEST 2003
Hello,
Naveen wrote:
> 1) While using the tabular environment i specified one column to be
> left justified by giving the 'l' option in the column options. I
> wanted to centralise one of the cells of the table belonging to that
> column. I tried \centering , but that didn't work
I don't have a latex manual handy but here is one approach. Instead of
the usual entry at that point you can give
\multicolumn{1}{c}{Whatever you want centered}
> 2) I have used the setspace package to make the linespacing doubleline
> for the document. Inside the table i wanted to have some cells to be
> of single spacing. So i used a parbox, inside which \singlespacing was
> used. But then in the pdf output {using pdflatex}, the lines inside the
> parbox stood out separate from the rest of the row of the table. this
> inspite of the fact that i used the 't' option for the position. This
> problem did not occur when \singlespacing was not used ( but then the
> linespacing was double).
Inside the parbox you should use
\begin{spacing}{0.5}
....
\end{spacing}
> 3) in a particular case i have a cell that has three other cells to
> its right, which means the left cell is of thickness 3 times to that of
> the right one. This i created by using tabular environment, and using
> cline{2-2} twice so that the right column had three rows, while the left
> had only one.I wanted to centralise the text { both veritcally as well
> as horizontally } in the left cell. How can i do that?
Sorry, I can't visualise exactly what you want here.
> This being my first query on the net if it is lengthy and the style of
> posting is not apt for a mailing list post do bear with me. I should
> improve with time.
It would help a bit if you "wrapped lines" while mailing.
Regards,
Kapil.
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