Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ [tabularray] Introductory question

[noah]

Hello all,

I've asked a few questions regarding tables. Pictured below is the table that I'd like to create.

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I have been reading the documentation for the tabularray package as it seems to address many of the issues with other table environments/packages. Namely, the multitude of table packages leads to complications in code, difficulty in maintenance, and often package-to-package conflicts. The url to the tabularray documentation is:
https://mirror.las.iastate.edu/tex-arch ... larray.pdf

What am I looking for? I want to be able to begin a table environment, specify global parameters that affect the whole table (overall dimensions, cell widths\heights, vert./horiz. justification, etc.), and then specify exceptions to the global parameters on a column/row basis or perhaps even a cell basis. That makes the most sense to me and tabularray seems to the most elegant way to achieve this on its face. Would someone help me understand how to make the above table in tabularray (or provide pointers for another package/environment)? Am I even asking the correct question? I know this is probably child's play for a LaTex pro. Again, if this is easier to talk about I would love to jump in a discord call.

Thank you!
Noah

[Bartman]

Why don't you show us a minimal working example with marked code of what you achieved using the tabularray package manual?

A note: In the first table of section 2.5 "Rows and Columns" you can find out how you can change the height (dimension) of one or more table rows.

[noah]

Hey Bartman and Julie! I apologize for the delayed response (I hate when this happens to me so I'd like to amend my rudeness). I did get this question answered in another forum. Thank you both for taking the time to reach out. I will be more attentive with future questions. Have a great day!

[Bartman]

Please post a link to the topic you started elsewhere so that readers of this topic can find out whether you have already received an answer there.