Graphics, Figures & Tables ⇒ Putting the Table in the middle of the Page

[man2011]

Dear All,
I have a problem with the table... the problem is the table is too large for the page I used command to change the width of the table but it does not work because the content of the page is mathematical rule so this rule is quite big... I tried to use landscape package but I fails and I tried to use rotating I also failed .. I am wondering if you could help with it.. I need to be fitted on the page..???

Thank you

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\begin{tabular}{ c }
  \begin{math}
\cfrac{\lambda a.\lambda b. eat(a,b)\colon c\multimap v\multimap f \hspace{0.8cm} charlie\colon c }{ }
\end{math}  \\
  \begin{math}
\cfrac{\lambda b.eat(charlie, b)\colon v\multimap f \hspace{0.3cm} \lambda P.<P\textsubscript{1}=\O,P>\colon \forall(v\multimap f).(v\multimap f) \multimap <m,(v\multimap f)> \hspace{0.3cm} \lambda P.<P\textsubscript{1}\cup \{x\}, P\textsubscript{2}(x, non-human(x))>\colon (v\multimap <m, f>) \multimap <m,f> }{ }
\end{math}   \\
  \begin{math}
\cfrac{<\{x\},(eat(charlie, (x, non-human(x))))>\colon <m,f> \hspace{0.8cm} \lambda P.\Lambda P\textsubscript{1}.P\textsubscript{2}\colon <m,f>\multimap f }{\Lambda\{x\}.eat(charlie,(x,human(x)))\colon f }
\end{math}  \\
\end{tabular}

[localghost]

In the meantime you should know that a minimal example is essential for specific help. And you should be more specific about whether you want the table centered horizontally or vertically. This is not clear from your description.


Thorsten

[man2011]

sorry this is the sample.. As for the position, it does not matter to me as long as the table is shown on the page wholy

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\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{geometry}
\usepackage{lingmacros}
\usepackage{lscape}
\usepackage[safe]{tipa}
\usepackage[version=3]{mhchem}
\usepackage{amssymb}
\usepackage{mathpartir}
\usepackage{fixltx2e}
\makeatother
\begin{document}
\begin{tabular}{ c }
  \begin{math}
\cfrac{\lambda a.\lambda b. eat(a,b)\colon c\multimap v\multimap f \hspace{0.8cm} charlie\colon c }{ }
\end{math}  \\
  \begin{math}
\cfrac{\lambda b.eat(charlie, b)\colon v\multimap f \hspace{0.3cm} \lambda P.<P\textsubscript{1}=\O,P>\colon \forall(v\multimap f).(v\multimap f) \multimap <m,(v\multimap f)> \hspace{0.3cm} \lambda P.<P\textsubscript{1}\cup \{x\}, P\textsubscript{2}(x, non-human(x))>\colon (v\multimap <m, f>) \multimap <m,f> }{ }
\end{math}   \\
  \begin{math}
\cfrac{<\{x\},(eat(charlie, (x, non-human(x))))>\colon <m,f> \hspace{0.8cm} \lambda P.\Lambda P\textsubscript{1}.P\textsubscript{2}\colon <m,f>\multimap f }{\Lambda\{x\}.eat(charlie,(x,human(x)))\colon f }
\end{math}  \\
\end{tabular}
\end{document}

[localghost]

[…] As for the position, it does not matter to me as long as the table is shown on the page wholy […]

That's not an appropriate answer to my question. For horizontal centering you can use the center environment (note additional space before and after). If you put the table into a floating table environment, you can just use the \centering switch. Placing the table on a separate float page (with [!p] as placement parameters) will center it vertically. If the table doesn't fit the page, you may turn it by structures of the rotating package (e. g. the sidewaystable environment) to get a table in landscape orientation.