Hello, I'm in the need to make a rather complex table where I have multiple labels in a small horizontal space. In order to do this I have decided to use sideways text. The problem is that in a multicolumn environment I am having trouble having text remaining in a managably square area.
My question is "How do I make every column a parbox?" or "Is there another way, and what is it?"
Thank you!
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multicolumn using parboxes
Hi,
I noticed there's no answer until now. You chances to get a solution were higher if you would post some code, including a table, which shows how you are doing it.
The p column specifier acts similar to a parbox. The array package adds m and b for middle and bottom alignment. Furthermore, using the array package you could insert commands that work before and after each cell of a column. Here are examples with explanation: Creating tables with LaTeX.
Stefan
I noticed there's no answer until now. You chances to get a solution were higher if you would post some code, including a table, which shows how you are doing it.
The p column specifier acts similar to a parbox. The array package adds m and b for middle and bottom alignment. Furthermore, using the array package you could insert commands that work before and after each cell of a column. Here are examples with explanation: Creating tables with LaTeX.
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Re: multicolumn using parboxes
Thanks for the reply! I will try the array suggestion. I was under the impression that the array package had a special mathematic purpose. I was obviously misreading.