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How could I adjust the text of a column in a table?


What commands are there for horizontal spacing?Adjust column width of a tableHow to adjust this table?Adjust the table width to be the column widthHow could I modify the following table?Too long vertical lines in table when declarations must remain on distinct linesHow to adjust table width to 1 column in 2 column documenthow to make table page width and column to automatically adjust to fit textAdjust Text in Table Cell IssueAdjust Table | Landscape Page | Adjust TextHow to adjust table and text flow













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first of all I want to thank you for the help that you given to me.



In the table that I made, I would like to adjust the width of the vertical text (shown in the pic.) so that It looks shorter. (Idk how to say in English, I hope you understand).enter image description here



 begintable[ht!]
small
centering
begintabularlllcccccccccccc
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfNombres & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Paterno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Materno & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganización, estructura y actividad celular & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfProcesos y funciones vitales & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfBiología humana y salud & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfHerencia y evolución & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganismo y ambiente & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOndas & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMecánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEnergía & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMacrocosmos y microcosmos & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEstructura Atómica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfQuímica Orgánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
hline
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente Joaquin & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Chamorro & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Carrizo & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20864% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Donoso & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vergara & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20839% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Diego & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Herrera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Mureno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20836% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20850% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20835% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Nicolás & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Urmeneta & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Gompertz & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20829% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20814% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20827% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Joaquín & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Sepúlveda & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20817% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
hline
endtabular%
endtable%









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    You can some like parbox4cmOrganización, estructura y actividad celular but consider the complete redesign of the table (for instance, transposing row and columns). BTW, you can use color only one time before of the table instead of textcolor in each cell.

    – Fran
    Jun 24 at 4:11











  • Thanks, actually parbox is useful, but now, the problem is that the distance between the text and hline is not enough.

    – Mijail Littin
    Jun 24 at 4:21






  • 1





    Add before ~, or hspace1em, or any other horizontal spacer.

    – Fran
    Jun 24 at 4:32












  • In addition to what posted in the answers what do you think about to rotate of 45 degrees the vertical headers (having care to use for the last one(s) a shorter text)? BTW when a table is so unbalanced it may be useful also to exchange rows and columns or to split it in more tables

    – Hastur
    Jun 24 at 14:56
















4















first of all I want to thank you for the help that you given to me.



In the table that I made, I would like to adjust the width of the vertical text (shown in the pic.) so that It looks shorter. (Idk how to say in English, I hope you understand).enter image description here



 begintable[ht!]
small
centering
begintabularlllcccccccccccc
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfNombres & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Paterno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Materno & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganización, estructura y actividad celular & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfProcesos y funciones vitales & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfBiología humana y salud & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfHerencia y evolución & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganismo y ambiente & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOndas & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMecánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEnergía & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMacrocosmos y microcosmos & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEstructura Atómica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfQuímica Orgánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
hline
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente Joaquin & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Chamorro & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Carrizo & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20864% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Donoso & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vergara & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20839% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Diego & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Herrera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Mureno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20836% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20850% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20835% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Nicolás & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Urmeneta & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Gompertz & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20829% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20814% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20827% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Joaquín & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Sepúlveda & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20817% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
hline
endtabular%
endtable%









share|improve this question

















  • 1





    You can some like parbox4cmOrganización, estructura y actividad celular but consider the complete redesign of the table (for instance, transposing row and columns). BTW, you can use color only one time before of the table instead of textcolor in each cell.

    – Fran
    Jun 24 at 4:11











  • Thanks, actually parbox is useful, but now, the problem is that the distance between the text and hline is not enough.

    – Mijail Littin
    Jun 24 at 4:21






  • 1





    Add before ~, or hspace1em, or any other horizontal spacer.

    – Fran
    Jun 24 at 4:32












  • In addition to what posted in the answers what do you think about to rotate of 45 degrees the vertical headers (having care to use for the last one(s) a shorter text)? BTW when a table is so unbalanced it may be useful also to exchange rows and columns or to split it in more tables

    – Hastur
    Jun 24 at 14:56














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4








first of all I want to thank you for the help that you given to me.



In the table that I made, I would like to adjust the width of the vertical text (shown in the pic.) so that It looks shorter. (Idk how to say in English, I hope you understand).enter image description here



 begintable[ht!]
small
centering
begintabularlllcccccccccccc
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfNombres & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Paterno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Materno & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganización, estructura y actividad celular & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfProcesos y funciones vitales & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfBiología humana y salud & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfHerencia y evolución & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganismo y ambiente & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOndas & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMecánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEnergía & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMacrocosmos y microcosmos & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEstructura Atómica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfQuímica Orgánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
hline
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente Joaquin & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Chamorro & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Carrizo & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20864% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Donoso & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vergara & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20839% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Diego & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Herrera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Mureno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20836% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20850% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20835% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Nicolás & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Urmeneta & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Gompertz & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20829% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20814% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20827% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Joaquín & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Sepúlveda & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20817% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
hline
endtabular%
endtable%









share|improve this question














first of all I want to thank you for the help that you given to me.



In the table that I made, I would like to adjust the width of the vertical text (shown in the pic.) so that It looks shorter. (Idk how to say in English, I hope you understand).enter image description here



 begintable[ht!]
small
centering
begintabularlllcccccccccccc
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfNombres & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Paterno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfAp. Materno & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganización, estructura y actividad celular & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfProcesos y funciones vitales & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfBiología humana y salud & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfHerencia y evolución & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOrganismo y ambiente & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfOndas & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMecánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEnergía & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfMacrocosmos y microcosmos & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfEstructura Atómica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfQuímica Orgánica & rotatebox[origin=lb]90textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208textbfReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
hline
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente Joaquin & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Chamorro & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Carrizo & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20864% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vicente & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Donoso & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vergara & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20860% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20839% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Diego & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Herrera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Mureno & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20857% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20833% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20836% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20850% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20835% \
textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Nicolás & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Urmeneta & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Gompertz & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20829% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20814% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20867% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20827% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20820% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% \
rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855 textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Joaquín & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Vera & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208Sepúlveda & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .208100% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20843% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20840% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20817% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20825% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2080% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .2089% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% & textcolor[rgb] .329, .51, .20830% \
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    You can some like parbox4cmOrganización, estructura y actividad celular but consider the complete redesign of the table (for instance, transposing row and columns). BTW, you can use color only one time before of the table instead of textcolor in each cell.

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  • Thanks, actually parbox is useful, but now, the problem is that the distance between the text and hline is not enough.

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  • In addition to what posted in the answers what do you think about to rotate of 45 degrees the vertical headers (having care to use for the last one(s) a shorter text)? BTW when a table is so unbalanced it may be useful also to exchange rows and columns or to split it in more tables

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    You can some like parbox4cmOrganización, estructura y actividad celular but consider the complete redesign of the table (for instance, transposing row and columns). BTW, you can use color only one time before of the table instead of textcolor in each cell.

    – Fran
    Jun 24 at 4:11











  • Thanks, actually parbox is useful, but now, the problem is that the distance between the text and hline is not enough.

    – Mijail Littin
    Jun 24 at 4:21






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    Add before ~, or hspace1em, or any other horizontal spacer.

    – Fran
    Jun 24 at 4:32












  • In addition to what posted in the answers what do you think about to rotate of 45 degrees the vertical headers (having care to use for the last one(s) a shorter text)? BTW when a table is so unbalanced it may be useful also to exchange rows and columns or to split it in more tables

    – Hastur
    Jun 24 at 14:56








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You can some like parbox4cmOrganización, estructura y actividad celular but consider the complete redesign of the table (for instance, transposing row and columns). BTW, you can use color only one time before of the table instead of textcolor in each cell.

– Fran
Jun 24 at 4:11





You can some like parbox4cmOrganización, estructura y actividad celular but consider the complete redesign of the table (for instance, transposing row and columns). BTW, you can use color only one time before of the table instead of textcolor in each cell.

– Fran
Jun 24 at 4:11













Thanks, actually parbox is useful, but now, the problem is that the distance between the text and hline is not enough.

– Mijail Littin
Jun 24 at 4:21





Thanks, actually parbox is useful, but now, the problem is that the distance between the text and hline is not enough.

– Mijail Littin
Jun 24 at 4:21




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Add before ~, or hspace1em, or any other horizontal spacer.

– Fran
Jun 24 at 4:32






Add before ~, or hspace1em, or any other horizontal spacer.

– Fran
Jun 24 at 4:32














In addition to what posted in the answers what do you think about to rotate of 45 degrees the vertical headers (having care to use for the last one(s) a shorter text)? BTW when a table is so unbalanced it may be useful also to exchange rows and columns or to split it in more tables

– Hastur
Jun 24 at 14:56






In addition to what posted in the answers what do you think about to rotate of 45 degrees the vertical headers (having care to use for the last one(s) a shorter text)? BTW when a table is so unbalanced it may be useful also to exchange rows and columns or to split it in more tables

– Hastur
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  • With use of the makecell package (for rotating cells in column headers)

  • Exploit rowcolors from xcolor package
    add ~% to column definitions (`r<%

  • The width of your table is greater than text width. To fit in text area you have two possibilities:

    • further reduce font size (to scriptsize) or

    • rotate tale as suggest @Mico in his nice answer


documentclass[12pt]article
usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm,showframe]geometry
usepackage[spanish]babel
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagerotating
usepackagemakecell % <--- new
renewcommandtheadfontfootnotesizebfseries % <--- new
renewcommandtheadgape % <--- new
newcommandmcrh[1]multicolumn1lrothead#1 % <--- new

begindocument

beginsidewaystable
setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
small
centering
settowidthrotheadsizetheadfont Organización, estructura % <--- new
color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
definecolorrowgreenrgb.886, .937, .855 % <--- new
rowcolors1whiterowgreen % <--- new
begintabularlll *12 r<% % <--- changed
mcrhNombres
& mcrhAp. Paterno
& mcrhAp. Materno
& mcrhOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
& mcrhProcesos y funciones vitales
& mcrhBiología humana y salud
& mcrhHerencia y evolución
& mcrhOrganismo y ambiente
& mcrhOndas
& mcrhMecánica
& mcrhEnergía
& mcrhMacrocosmos y microcosmos
& mcrhEstructura Atómica
& mcrhQuímica Orgánica
& mcrhReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
hline
Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo
& 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 20 & 33 & 0 & 100 & 64 & 60 & 30 \
Vicente & Donoso & Vergara
& 43 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 43 & 60 & 0 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 20 & 39 \
Diego & Herrera & Mureno
& 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 40 & 33 & 25 & 33 & 36 & 50 & 35 \
Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz
& 29 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 14 & 0 & 67 & 0 & 67 & 27 & 20 & 43 \
Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda
& 100 & 100 & 100 & 100 & 43 & 40 & 17 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 30 & 30 \
hline
endtabular
endsidewaystable
enddocument


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    Something like this? Note that I've also (a) replaced the multitude of textcolor statements with a single color statement and (b) switched the column types of the final 8 columns from c to r.



    I had to make quite a few guesses about the document class, the main document font size, and the width and height of the textblock in use in your document. If these guesses are wildly wrong, do please let me know.



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    documentclass[12pt]article
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[spanish]babel
    usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm]geometry
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagerotating,ragged2e,array
    newcommandmybox[1]parbox[b]4.5cmRaggedRightbfseries #1
    newcommandvertbox[1]rotatebox[origin=lb]90~mybox#1

    begindocument

    beginsidewaystable
    setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
    small
    centering
    color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
    begintabular lll *12r
    bfseries Nombres &
    bfseries Ap. Paterno &
    bfseries Ap. Materno
    & vertboxOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
    & vertboxProcesos y funciones vitales
    & vertboxBiología humana y salud
    & vertboxHerencia y evolución
    & vertboxOrganismo y ambiente
    & vertboxOndas
    & vertboxMecánica
    & vertboxEnergía
    & vertboxMacrocosmos y microcosmos
    & vertboxEstructura Atómica
    & vertboxQuímica Orgánica
    & vertboxReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
    hline
    rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
    Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo &
    57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 20% & 33% & 0% & 100% & 64% & 60% & 30% \
    Vicente & Donoso & Vergara &
    43% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 43% & 60% & 0% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 20% & 39% \
    rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
    Diego & Herrera & Mureno &
    57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 40% & 33% & 25% & 33% & 36% & 50% & 35% \
    Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz &
    29% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 14% & 0% & 67% & 0% & 67% & 27% & 20% & 43% \
    rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
    Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda &
    100% & 100% & 100% & 100% & 43% & 40% & 17% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 30% & 30% \
    hline
    endtabular
    endsidewaystable
    enddocument





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    • Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

      – Mijail Littin
      Jun 24 at 5:15












    • @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

      – Mico
      Jun 24 at 12:37











    • You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

      – Mijail Littin
      Jun 24 at 18:24











    • @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

      – Mico
      Jun 25 at 3:38













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    • With use of the makecell package (for rotating cells in column headers)

    • Exploit rowcolors from xcolor package
      add ~% to column definitions (`r<%

    • The width of your table is greater than text width. To fit in text area you have two possibilities:

      • further reduce font size (to scriptsize) or

      • rotate tale as suggest @Mico in his nice answer


    documentclass[12pt]article
    usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm,showframe]geometry
    usepackage[spanish]babel
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagerotating
    usepackagemakecell % <--- new
    renewcommandtheadfontfootnotesizebfseries % <--- new
    renewcommandtheadgape % <--- new
    newcommandmcrh[1]multicolumn1lrothead#1 % <--- new

    begindocument

    beginsidewaystable
    setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
    small
    centering
    settowidthrotheadsizetheadfont Organización, estructura % <--- new
    color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
    definecolorrowgreenrgb.886, .937, .855 % <--- new
    rowcolors1whiterowgreen % <--- new
    begintabularlll *12 r<% % <--- changed
    mcrhNombres
    & mcrhAp. Paterno
    & mcrhAp. Materno
    & mcrhOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
    & mcrhProcesos y funciones vitales
    & mcrhBiología humana y salud
    & mcrhHerencia y evolución
    & mcrhOrganismo y ambiente
    & mcrhOndas
    & mcrhMecánica
    & mcrhEnergía
    & mcrhMacrocosmos y microcosmos
    & mcrhEstructura Atómica
    & mcrhQuímica Orgánica
    & mcrhReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
    hline
    Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo
    & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 20 & 33 & 0 & 100 & 64 & 60 & 30 \
    Vicente & Donoso & Vergara
    & 43 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 43 & 60 & 0 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 20 & 39 \
    Diego & Herrera & Mureno
    & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 40 & 33 & 25 & 33 & 36 & 50 & 35 \
    Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz
    & 29 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 14 & 0 & 67 & 0 & 67 & 27 & 20 & 43 \
    Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda
    & 100 & 100 & 100 & 100 & 43 & 40 & 17 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 30 & 30 \
    hline
    endtabular
    endsidewaystable
    enddocument


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      • With use of the makecell package (for rotating cells in column headers)

      • Exploit rowcolors from xcolor package
        add ~% to column definitions (`r<%

      • The width of your table is greater than text width. To fit in text area you have two possibilities:

        • further reduce font size (to scriptsize) or

        • rotate tale as suggest @Mico in his nice answer


      documentclass[12pt]article
      usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm,showframe]geometry
      usepackage[spanish]babel
      usepackage[table]xcolor
      usepackagerotating
      usepackagemakecell % <--- new
      renewcommandtheadfontfootnotesizebfseries % <--- new
      renewcommandtheadgape % <--- new
      newcommandmcrh[1]multicolumn1lrothead#1 % <--- new

      begindocument

      beginsidewaystable
      setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
      small
      centering
      settowidthrotheadsizetheadfont Organización, estructura % <--- new
      color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
      definecolorrowgreenrgb.886, .937, .855 % <--- new
      rowcolors1whiterowgreen % <--- new
      begintabularlll *12 r<% % <--- changed
      mcrhNombres
      & mcrhAp. Paterno
      & mcrhAp. Materno
      & mcrhOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
      & mcrhProcesos y funciones vitales
      & mcrhBiología humana y salud
      & mcrhHerencia y evolución
      & mcrhOrganismo y ambiente
      & mcrhOndas
      & mcrhMecánica
      & mcrhEnergía
      & mcrhMacrocosmos y microcosmos
      & mcrhEstructura Atómica
      & mcrhQuímica Orgánica
      & mcrhReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
      hline
      Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo
      & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 20 & 33 & 0 & 100 & 64 & 60 & 30 \
      Vicente & Donoso & Vergara
      & 43 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 43 & 60 & 0 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 20 & 39 \
      Diego & Herrera & Mureno
      & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 40 & 33 & 25 & 33 & 36 & 50 & 35 \
      Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz
      & 29 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 14 & 0 & 67 & 0 & 67 & 27 & 20 & 43 \
      Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda
      & 100 & 100 & 100 & 100 & 43 & 40 & 17 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 30 & 30 \
      hline
      endtabular
      endsidewaystable
      enddocument


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        • With use of the makecell package (for rotating cells in column headers)

        • Exploit rowcolors from xcolor package
          add ~% to column definitions (`r<%

        • The width of your table is greater than text width. To fit in text area you have two possibilities:

          • further reduce font size (to scriptsize) or

          • rotate tale as suggest @Mico in his nice answer


        documentclass[12pt]article
        usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm,showframe]geometry
        usepackage[spanish]babel
        usepackage[table]xcolor
        usepackagerotating
        usepackagemakecell % <--- new
        renewcommandtheadfontfootnotesizebfseries % <--- new
        renewcommandtheadgape % <--- new
        newcommandmcrh[1]multicolumn1lrothead#1 % <--- new

        begindocument

        beginsidewaystable
        setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
        small
        centering
        settowidthrotheadsizetheadfont Organización, estructura % <--- new
        color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
        definecolorrowgreenrgb.886, .937, .855 % <--- new
        rowcolors1whiterowgreen % <--- new
        begintabularlll *12 r<% % <--- changed
        mcrhNombres
        & mcrhAp. Paterno
        & mcrhAp. Materno
        & mcrhOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
        & mcrhProcesos y funciones vitales
        & mcrhBiología humana y salud
        & mcrhHerencia y evolución
        & mcrhOrganismo y ambiente
        & mcrhOndas
        & mcrhMecánica
        & mcrhEnergía
        & mcrhMacrocosmos y microcosmos
        & mcrhEstructura Atómica
        & mcrhQuímica Orgánica
        & mcrhReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
        hline
        Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo
        & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 20 & 33 & 0 & 100 & 64 & 60 & 30 \
        Vicente & Donoso & Vergara
        & 43 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 43 & 60 & 0 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 20 & 39 \
        Diego & Herrera & Mureno
        & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 40 & 33 & 25 & 33 & 36 & 50 & 35 \
        Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz
        & 29 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 14 & 0 & 67 & 0 & 67 & 27 & 20 & 43 \
        Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda
        & 100 & 100 & 100 & 100 & 43 & 40 & 17 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 30 & 30 \
        hline
        endtabular
        endsidewaystable
        enddocument


        enter image description here






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        • With use of the makecell package (for rotating cells in column headers)

        • Exploit rowcolors from xcolor package
          add ~% to column definitions (`r<%

        • The width of your table is greater than text width. To fit in text area you have two possibilities:

          • further reduce font size (to scriptsize) or

          • rotate tale as suggest @Mico in his nice answer


        documentclass[12pt]article
        usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm,showframe]geometry
        usepackage[spanish]babel
        usepackage[table]xcolor
        usepackagerotating
        usepackagemakecell % <--- new
        renewcommandtheadfontfootnotesizebfseries % <--- new
        renewcommandtheadgape % <--- new
        newcommandmcrh[1]multicolumn1lrothead#1 % <--- new

        begindocument

        beginsidewaystable
        setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
        small
        centering
        settowidthrotheadsizetheadfont Organización, estructura % <--- new
        color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
        definecolorrowgreenrgb.886, .937, .855 % <--- new
        rowcolors1whiterowgreen % <--- new
        begintabularlll *12 r<% % <--- changed
        mcrhNombres
        & mcrhAp. Paterno
        & mcrhAp. Materno
        & mcrhOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
        & mcrhProcesos y funciones vitales
        & mcrhBiología humana y salud
        & mcrhHerencia y evolución
        & mcrhOrganismo y ambiente
        & mcrhOndas
        & mcrhMecánica
        & mcrhEnergía
        & mcrhMacrocosmos y microcosmos
        & mcrhEstructura Atómica
        & mcrhQuímica Orgánica
        & mcrhReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
        hline
        Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo
        & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 20 & 33 & 0 & 100 & 64 & 60 & 30 \
        Vicente & Donoso & Vergara
        & 43 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 43 & 60 & 0 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 20 & 39 \
        Diego & Herrera & Mureno
        & 57 & 0 & 100 & 0 & 57 & 40 & 33 & 25 & 33 & 36 & 50 & 35 \
        Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz
        & 29 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 14 & 0 & 67 & 0 & 67 & 27 & 20 & 43 \
        Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda
        & 100 & 100 & 100 & 100 & 43 & 40 & 17 & 25 & 0 & 9 & 30 & 30 \
        hline
        endtabular
        endsidewaystable
        enddocument


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            Something like this? Note that I've also (a) replaced the multitude of textcolor statements with a single color statement and (b) switched the column types of the final 8 columns from c to r.



            I had to make quite a few guesses about the document class, the main document font size, and the width and height of the textblock in use in your document. If these guesses are wildly wrong, do please let me know.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[12pt]article
            usepackage[T1]fontenc
            usepackage[utf8]inputenc
            usepackage[spanish]babel
            usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm]geometry
            usepackage[table]xcolor
            usepackagerotating,ragged2e,array
            newcommandmybox[1]parbox[b]4.5cmRaggedRightbfseries #1
            newcommandvertbox[1]rotatebox[origin=lb]90~mybox#1

            begindocument

            beginsidewaystable
            setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
            small
            centering
            color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
            begintabular lll *12r
            bfseries Nombres &
            bfseries Ap. Paterno &
            bfseries Ap. Materno
            & vertboxOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
            & vertboxProcesos y funciones vitales
            & vertboxBiología humana y salud
            & vertboxHerencia y evolución
            & vertboxOrganismo y ambiente
            & vertboxOndas
            & vertboxMecánica
            & vertboxEnergía
            & vertboxMacrocosmos y microcosmos
            & vertboxEstructura Atómica
            & vertboxQuímica Orgánica
            & vertboxReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
            hline
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 20% & 33% & 0% & 100% & 64% & 60% & 30% \
            Vicente & Donoso & Vergara &
            43% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 43% & 60% & 0% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 20% & 39% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Diego & Herrera & Mureno &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 40% & 33% & 25% & 33% & 36% & 50% & 35% \
            Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz &
            29% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 14% & 0% & 67% & 0% & 67% & 27% & 20% & 43% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda &
            100% & 100% & 100% & 100% & 43% & 40% & 17% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 30% & 30% \
            hline
            endtabular
            endsidewaystable
            enddocument





            share|improve this answer

























            • Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 5:15












            • @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

              – Mico
              Jun 24 at 12:37











            • You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 18:24











            • @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

              – Mico
              Jun 25 at 3:38















            5














            Something like this? Note that I've also (a) replaced the multitude of textcolor statements with a single color statement and (b) switched the column types of the final 8 columns from c to r.



            I had to make quite a few guesses about the document class, the main document font size, and the width and height of the textblock in use in your document. If these guesses are wildly wrong, do please let me know.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[12pt]article
            usepackage[T1]fontenc
            usepackage[utf8]inputenc
            usepackage[spanish]babel
            usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm]geometry
            usepackage[table]xcolor
            usepackagerotating,ragged2e,array
            newcommandmybox[1]parbox[b]4.5cmRaggedRightbfseries #1
            newcommandvertbox[1]rotatebox[origin=lb]90~mybox#1

            begindocument

            beginsidewaystable
            setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
            small
            centering
            color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
            begintabular lll *12r
            bfseries Nombres &
            bfseries Ap. Paterno &
            bfseries Ap. Materno
            & vertboxOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
            & vertboxProcesos y funciones vitales
            & vertboxBiología humana y salud
            & vertboxHerencia y evolución
            & vertboxOrganismo y ambiente
            & vertboxOndas
            & vertboxMecánica
            & vertboxEnergía
            & vertboxMacrocosmos y microcosmos
            & vertboxEstructura Atómica
            & vertboxQuímica Orgánica
            & vertboxReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
            hline
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 20% & 33% & 0% & 100% & 64% & 60% & 30% \
            Vicente & Donoso & Vergara &
            43% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 43% & 60% & 0% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 20% & 39% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Diego & Herrera & Mureno &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 40% & 33% & 25% & 33% & 36% & 50% & 35% \
            Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz &
            29% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 14% & 0% & 67% & 0% & 67% & 27% & 20% & 43% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda &
            100% & 100% & 100% & 100% & 43% & 40% & 17% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 30% & 30% \
            hline
            endtabular
            endsidewaystable
            enddocument





            share|improve this answer

























            • Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 5:15












            • @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

              – Mico
              Jun 24 at 12:37











            • You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 18:24











            • @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

              – Mico
              Jun 25 at 3:38













            5












            5








            5







            Something like this? Note that I've also (a) replaced the multitude of textcolor statements with a single color statement and (b) switched the column types of the final 8 columns from c to r.



            I had to make quite a few guesses about the document class, the main document font size, and the width and height of the textblock in use in your document. If these guesses are wildly wrong, do please let me know.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[12pt]article
            usepackage[T1]fontenc
            usepackage[utf8]inputenc
            usepackage[spanish]babel
            usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm]geometry
            usepackage[table]xcolor
            usepackagerotating,ragged2e,array
            newcommandmybox[1]parbox[b]4.5cmRaggedRightbfseries #1
            newcommandvertbox[1]rotatebox[origin=lb]90~mybox#1

            begindocument

            beginsidewaystable
            setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
            small
            centering
            color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
            begintabular lll *12r
            bfseries Nombres &
            bfseries Ap. Paterno &
            bfseries Ap. Materno
            & vertboxOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
            & vertboxProcesos y funciones vitales
            & vertboxBiología humana y salud
            & vertboxHerencia y evolución
            & vertboxOrganismo y ambiente
            & vertboxOndas
            & vertboxMecánica
            & vertboxEnergía
            & vertboxMacrocosmos y microcosmos
            & vertboxEstructura Atómica
            & vertboxQuímica Orgánica
            & vertboxReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
            hline
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 20% & 33% & 0% & 100% & 64% & 60% & 30% \
            Vicente & Donoso & Vergara &
            43% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 43% & 60% & 0% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 20% & 39% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Diego & Herrera & Mureno &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 40% & 33% & 25% & 33% & 36% & 50% & 35% \
            Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz &
            29% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 14% & 0% & 67% & 0% & 67% & 27% & 20% & 43% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda &
            100% & 100% & 100% & 100% & 43% & 40% & 17% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 30% & 30% \
            hline
            endtabular
            endsidewaystable
            enddocument





            share|improve this answer















            Something like this? Note that I've also (a) replaced the multitude of textcolor statements with a single color statement and (b) switched the column types of the final 8 columns from c to r.



            I had to make quite a few guesses about the document class, the main document font size, and the width and height of the textblock in use in your document. If these guesses are wildly wrong, do please let me know.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[12pt]article
            usepackage[T1]fontenc
            usepackage[utf8]inputenc
            usepackage[spanish]babel
            usepackage[a4paper,margin=2.5cm]geometry
            usepackage[table]xcolor
            usepackagerotating,ragged2e,array
            newcommandmybox[1]parbox[b]4.5cmRaggedRightbfseries #1
            newcommandvertbox[1]rotatebox[origin=lb]90~mybox#1

            begindocument

            beginsidewaystable
            setlengthextrarowheight2pt % for a more open "look"
            small
            centering
            color[rgb] .329, .51, .208 % we need just 1 color statement
            begintabular lll *12r
            bfseries Nombres &
            bfseries Ap. Paterno &
            bfseries Ap. Materno
            & vertboxOrganización, estructura y actividad celular
            & vertboxProcesos y funciones vitales
            & vertboxBiología humana y salud
            & vertboxHerencia y evolución
            & vertboxOrganismo y ambiente
            & vertboxOndas
            & vertboxMecánica
            & vertboxEnergía
            & vertboxMacrocosmos y microcosmos
            & vertboxEstructura Atómica
            & vertboxQuímica Orgánica
            & vertboxReacciones Químicas y Estequiometría \
            hline
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Vicente Joaquin & Chamorro & Carrizo &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 20% & 33% & 0% & 100% & 64% & 60% & 30% \
            Vicente & Donoso & Vergara &
            43% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 43% & 60% & 0% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 20% & 39% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Diego & Herrera & Mureno &
            57% & 0% & 100% & 0% & 57% & 40% & 33% & 25% & 33% & 36% & 50% & 35% \
            Nicolás & Urmeneta & Gompertz &
            29% & 0% & 0% & 0% & 14% & 0% & 67% & 0% & 67% & 27% & 20% & 43% \
            rowcolor[rgb] .886, .937, .855
            Joaquín & Vera & Sepúlveda &
            100% & 100% & 100% & 100% & 43% & 40% & 17% & 25% & 0% & 9% & 30% & 30% \
            hline
            endtabular
            endsidewaystable
            enddocument






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            • Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 5:15












            • @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

              – Mico
              Jun 24 at 12:37











            • You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 18:24











            • @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

              – Mico
              Jun 25 at 3:38

















            • Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 5:15












            • @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

              – Mico
              Jun 24 at 12:37











            • You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

              – Mijail Littin
              Jun 24 at 18:24











            • @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

              – Mico
              Jun 25 at 3:38
















            Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

            – Mijail Littin
            Jun 24 at 5:15






            Thank you. The multitude of textcolor is because of Excel2Latex package. The table looks much cleaner with your code.Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?

            – Mijail Littin
            Jun 24 at 5:15














            @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

            – Mico
            Jun 24 at 12:37





            @MijailLittin - You asked, "Can I replace beginsidewaystable with begintable?" (and replace endsidewaystable with endtable, right?) The short answer is, "you certainly can". The far more difficult issue is, will the tabular material will fit inside the text block if it is displayed in portrait mode? Assuming you're willing to reduce the relative font size to scriptsize -- warning: many readers will find the result to be well-nigh unreadable -- and if use 10pt as the main font size, the tabular material could indeed (just) fit in portrait mode.

            – Mico
            Jun 24 at 12:37













            You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

            – Mijail Littin
            Jun 24 at 18:24





            You convert my table into another one so fast, how did you do that? I ask you because I have to fix more tables.

            – Mijail Littin
            Jun 24 at 18:24













            @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

            – Mico
            Jun 25 at 3:38





            @MijailLittin - First off, I had to make a slew of guesses about your document setup; these guesses may or may not be correct. Only you know. Second, I really made only three significant changes to your code snippet. These changes were (a) to get rid of the dozens of textcolor directives and to insert a single color directive, (b) to switch to landscape format -- the alternative (portrait format) would have required making the text so small as to make it virtually unreadable -- and (c) to implement your request to introduce automatic line breaks in the rotated column headers.

            – Mico
            Jun 25 at 3:38

















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