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Problems with numbers (result of calculations) alignment using siunitx package inside tabular environment
siunitx: Alignment Problems with numbers in parenthesisTabular and grid typesettingProblems with siunitx package?siunitx tabular numbers with separated uncertaintyBasic S Column Alignment with siunitx packagephantomsection inside tabular: alignment problems`siunitx` interferes with `array` and `tabular environment`Problems loading siunitx package“Undefined control sequence” Regression table from StataTable using siunitx number alignment affecting rows without numbers
I'm having some problems when try align numbers, results from calculations, using siunitx package. That is my code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagefp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[2][2]%
FPevaltempKtoCround((#2-273.15):#1)%
numtempKtoC%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
Which produces:
Note that the numbers in second column don't be align.
How to solve this?
tables siunitx
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
add a comment |
I'm having some problems when try align numbers, results from calculations, using siunitx package. That is my code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagefp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[2][2]%
FPevaltempKtoCround((#2-273.15):#1)%
numtempKtoC%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
Which produces:
Note that the numbers in second column don't be align.
How to solve this?
tables siunitx
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
Maybe section 7.2 "Expanding content in tables" of thesiunitxmanual can help you.
– leandriis
Apr 29 at 17:32
You need something expandable, use the xfp package instead of fp and avoid optional arguments.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:35
add a comment |
I'm having some problems when try align numbers, results from calculations, using siunitx package. That is my code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagefp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[2][2]%
FPevaltempKtoCround((#2-273.15):#1)%
numtempKtoC%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
Which produces:
Note that the numbers in second column don't be align.
How to solve this?
tables siunitx
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
I'm having some problems when try align numbers, results from calculations, using siunitx package. That is my code.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagefp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[2][2]%
FPevaltempKtoCround((#2-273.15):#1)%
numtempKtoC%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
Which produces:
Note that the numbers in second column don't be align.
How to solve this?
tables siunitx
tables siunitx
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
asked Apr 29 at 17:13
GRSousaJrGRSousaJr
3579
3579
Maybe section 7.2 "Expanding content in tables" of thesiunitxmanual can help you.
– leandriis
Apr 29 at 17:32
You need something expandable, use the xfp package instead of fp and avoid optional arguments.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:35
add a comment |
Maybe section 7.2 "Expanding content in tables" of thesiunitxmanual can help you.
– leandriis
Apr 29 at 17:32
You need something expandable, use the xfp package instead of fp and avoid optional arguments.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:35
Maybe section 7.2 "Expanding content in tables" of the
siunitx manual can help you.– leandriis
Apr 29 at 17:32
Maybe section 7.2 "Expanding content in tables" of the
siunitx manual can help you.– leandriis
Apr 29 at 17:32
You need something expandable, use the xfp package instead of fp and avoid optional arguments.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:35
You need something expandable, use the xfp package instead of fp and avoid optional arguments.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:35
add a comment |
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Use the full power of expl3; the KelvinToCelsius command must be expandable and you can have it even with an optional argument.
Using fpeval frees you from fp.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,xfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
NewExpandableDocumentCommandKelvinToCelsiusO2m%
fpevalround(#2-273.15,#1)%
begindocument
begintabular
S[table-format=5.2]
S[table-format=5.2]
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
add a comment |
The commands must be expandable so that siunitx sees "pure numbers". Better use the xfp package for the calculations and avoid optional arguments.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagexfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[1]% no optional argument
fpevalround((#1-273.15)/2,2)%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
%1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
%12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
Why no optional argument?;-)
– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
add a comment |
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Use the full power of expl3; the KelvinToCelsius command must be expandable and you can have it even with an optional argument.
Using fpeval frees you from fp.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,xfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
NewExpandableDocumentCommandKelvinToCelsiusO2m%
fpevalround(#2-273.15,#1)%
begindocument
begintabular
S[table-format=5.2]
S[table-format=5.2]
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
add a comment |
Use the full power of expl3; the KelvinToCelsius command must be expandable and you can have it even with an optional argument.
Using fpeval frees you from fp.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,xfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
NewExpandableDocumentCommandKelvinToCelsiusO2m%
fpevalround(#2-273.15,#1)%
begindocument
begintabular
S[table-format=5.2]
S[table-format=5.2]
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
add a comment |
Use the full power of expl3; the KelvinToCelsius command must be expandable and you can have it even with an optional argument.
Using fpeval frees you from fp.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,xfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
NewExpandableDocumentCommandKelvinToCelsiusO2m%
fpevalround(#2-273.15,#1)%
begindocument
begintabular
S[table-format=5.2]
S[table-format=5.2]
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
Use the full power of expl3; the KelvinToCelsius command must be expandable and you can have it even with an optional argument.
Using fpeval frees you from fp.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,xfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
NewExpandableDocumentCommandKelvinToCelsiusO2m%
fpevalround(#2-273.15,#1)%
begindocument
begintabular
S[table-format=5.2]
S[table-format=5.2]
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
answered Apr 29 at 17:49
egregegreg
738k8919393269
738k8919393269
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
add a comment |
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
Works perfectly!
– GRSousaJr
Apr 29 at 22:24
add a comment |
The commands must be expandable so that siunitx sees "pure numbers". Better use the xfp package for the calculations and avoid optional arguments.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagexfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[1]% no optional argument
fpevalround((#1-273.15)/2,2)%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
%1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
%12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
Why no optional argument?;-)
– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
add a comment |
The commands must be expandable so that siunitx sees "pure numbers". Better use the xfp package for the calculations and avoid optional arguments.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagexfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[1]% no optional argument
fpevalround((#1-273.15)/2,2)%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
%1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
%12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
Why no optional argument?;-)
– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
add a comment |
The commands must be expandable so that siunitx sees "pure numbers". Better use the xfp package for the calculations and avoid optional arguments.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagexfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[1]% no optional argument
fpevalround((#1-273.15)/2,2)%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
%1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
%12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
The commands must be expandable so that siunitx sees "pure numbers". Better use the xfp package for the calculations and avoid optional arguments.
documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagexfp
usepackagebooktabs
% #1: decimal places (default=2), #2: value
newcommand*KelvinToCelsius[1]% no optional argument
fpevalround((#1-273.15)/2,2)%
begindocument
begintabularS S
toprule
sikelvin & sicelsius \
midrule
10.3 & KelvinToCelsius10.3 \
200.34 & KelvinToCelsius200.34 \
500.26 & KelvinToCelsius500.26 \
%1200.5 & KelvinToCelsius[1]1200.5\
%12345 & KelvinToCelsius[0]12345 \
bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
answered Apr 29 at 17:44
Ulrike FischerUlrike Fischer
202k9310697
202k9310697
Why no optional argument?;-)
– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
add a comment |
Why no optional argument?;-)
– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
Why no optional argument?
;-)– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
Why no optional argument?
;-)– egreg
Apr 29 at 17:50
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
@egreg because I was too lazy to check if it would work with xparse.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:53
add a comment |
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Maybe section 7.2 "Expanding content in tables" of the
siunitxmanual can help you.– leandriis
Apr 29 at 17:32
You need something expandable, use the xfp package instead of fp and avoid optional arguments.
– Ulrike Fischer
Apr 29 at 17:35