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The first required argument of the \parbox command expects a length. My proposition: \documentclass[ % a4paper, fontsize=11pt,% default setting oneside ]{scrbook} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{siunitx}% provides S column type % Read the manual of the array package to find out, % how you can use >...

Why don't you show us one of your attempts using a minimal working example so that we don't have to enter the content of the table shown?

Please try to create a that the helpers can work with. You could e.g. replace the \input command with the content of the m.tex file. An example is easier to read, if you make use of suitable BBCode. One possibility would be to switch to landscape format so that the table does not protrude over the e...

The necessary information about TikZ and the compatibility level is explained in the pgfplots documentation.

I mentioned the matrix library as a precaution, because some users overlook the fact that parts of the source code need at least one specific TikZ library.

There is a crosspost.

Please read sections 2.5 Attachments and 4.1 Crosspostings of the board rules.

Remove the space between the slash and the dot of the style for the first row. It is less work to fill the matrix with content, if you use the options matrix of nodes or matrix of math nodes . Both options require the matrix library. Some additional remarks: pgfplots loads tikz . If you are using an...

Use the parse-numbers option:

If I understand the asparaitem environment correctly, you don't need the \textbullet command as an optional argument. Your headings are set in small caps in your picture. This change of the default setting of the class probably takes place somewhere in the preamble. Maybe the reason for the extra sp...

Please post a minimal working example that shows the problem. If I expand the source code to a full example, I don't see the extra space shown in the picture.

I don't get any output of the table when using option H of the float package.

You may be interested in the stfloats and cuted packages. In the latter case table* is omitted and you need the command \captionof of the caption package that is already loaded by the document class used.