Text Formatting ⇒ Split columns at the end of a table

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HarshaKonara
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Split columns at the end of a table

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Hi guys

I need a three column table and at the end (after around 15 rows) I want it to be a four column table for the final 5 rows. In that case do I have to set the table up with 4 columns from the beginning or can I split it at the end. I am new to LaTeX so looking for some help

Thanks in advance

Harsha
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Split columns at the end of a table

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Hi Harsha,

welcome to the forum!

I would use a 4-column table and start with \multicolumn to merge the cells at the beginning. If you like, post your table code here so we can suggest how exactly to do it.

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