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I am trying to ensure that the below table fits into one page. I am fine if the font is smaller. I have already tried changing the font, but it didn't work well. Here is what I have so far:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
small setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centering
begintabular@lcccccc@
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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I am trying to ensure that the below table fits into one page. I am fine if the font is smaller. I have already tried changing the font, but it didn't work well. Here is what I have so far:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
small setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centering
begintabular@lcccccc@
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
tables formatting longtable fontsize tabularx
asked Jun 29 at 4:55
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I have to give credit to @leandriis who was super helpful with the previous posts regarding this table.
– Job
Jun 29 at 4:56
1
Withtinyinstead ofsmallit fits the page, but are you sure to have it on one page only?
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:10
Thanks @CarLaTeX . That makes the table extremely small, that's true. Is there a way to break it down into two pages where it continues?
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:16
1
@CarLaTeX, I have seen some tables were some parts of it move to the next page. So that would also be an alternative solution.
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:18
1
I'll post an answer with alongtable(if someone else doesn't do it before me)
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:20
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5
I am trying to ensure that the below table fits into one page. I am fine if the font is smaller. I have already tried changing the font, but it didn't work well. Here is what I have so far:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
small setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centering
begintabular@lcccccc@
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
tables formatting longtable fontsize tabularx
asked Jun 29 at 4:55
JobJob
851 silver badge8 bronze badges
I am trying to ensure that the below table fits into one page. I am fine if the font is smaller. I have already tried changing the font, but it didn't work well. Here is what I have so far:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
small setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centering
begintabular@lcccccc@
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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I have to give credit to @leandriis who was super helpful with the previous posts regarding this table.
– Job
Jun 29 at 4:56
1
Withtinyinstead ofsmallit fits the page, but are you sure to have it on one page only?
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:10
Thanks @CarLaTeX . That makes the table extremely small, that's true. Is there a way to break it down into two pages where it continues?
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:16
1
@CarLaTeX, I have seen some tables were some parts of it move to the next page. So that would also be an alternative solution.
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:18
1
I'll post an answer with alongtable(if someone else doesn't do it before me)
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:20
|
show 1 more comment
I have to give credit to @leandriis who was super helpful with the previous posts regarding this table.
– Job
Jun 29 at 4:56
1
Withtinyinstead ofsmallit fits the page, but are you sure to have it on one page only?
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:10
Thanks @CarLaTeX . That makes the table extremely small, that's true. Is there a way to break it down into two pages where it continues?
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:16
1
@CarLaTeX, I have seen some tables were some parts of it move to the next page. So that would also be an alternative solution.
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:18
1
I'll post an answer with alongtable(if someone else doesn't do it before me)
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:20
I have to give credit to @leandriis who was super helpful with the previous posts regarding this table.
– Job
Jun 29 at 4:56
I have to give credit to @leandriis who was super helpful with the previous posts regarding this table.
– Job
Jun 29 at 4:56
1
1
With
tiny instead of small it fits the page, but are you sure to have it on one page only?– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:10
With
tiny instead of small it fits the page, but are you sure to have it on one page only?– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:10
Thanks @CarLaTeX . That makes the table extremely small, that's true. Is there a way to break it down into two pages where it continues?
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:16
Thanks @CarLaTeX . That makes the table extremely small, that's true. Is there a way to break it down into two pages where it continues?
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:16
1
1
@CarLaTeX, I have seen some tables were some parts of it move to the next page. So that would also be an alternative solution.
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:18
@CarLaTeX, I have seen some tables were some parts of it move to the next page. So that would also be an alternative solution.
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:18
1
1
I'll post an answer with a
longtable (if someone else doesn't do it before me)– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:20
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longtable (if someone else doesn't do it before me)– CarLaTeX
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Mico was quicker than me, however, this is my solution:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
captionsetupfont=large
usepackagearray
newcolumntypeM[1]>raggedrightm#1
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagemakecell
usepackagelongtable
begindocument
beginlongtable@M8emcccccc@
captionDescription\[-1.5ex]
multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level.
\[8ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@l@continues from the previous page\
midrule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7@r@continues on the next page
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
midrule
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\
endlongtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 6:05
CarLaTeXCarLaTeX
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Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
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@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like withM..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got anOverfull hbox.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
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@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
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Currently, your table is both too wide and too tall for the page.
Unless you're willing to switch to an extremely small font size (which I would not recommend!), you need to enable a page break somewhere in the table. Since
tableandtabularenvironments cannot be broken across pages, I suggest you switch to alongtableenvironment.Moreover, in order to get the table to fit horizontally, I suggest you use a (modified form of the)
pcolumn type instead ofcorlfor the first column. Once you make this adjustment, it's no longer necessary to switch tosmallfor the entire table.In addition, I wouldn't use the
ccolumn type for the six data columns: Since much of the data consists of numbers, it would seem very important to align them on their respective decimal markers. Load thedcolumnpackage and use itsDcolumn type to achieve this type of alignment.I would also do away with the
addlinespacedirectives: They don't seem to be all that necessary or helpful, visually/aesthetically speaking.
The following screenshot shows just the first few lines of the table. (Note that I've taken the explanatory paragraph out of the longtable material.) Keep in mind that it's often necessary to compile a longtable two or three times before it looks right.
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption,booktabs
usepackagelongtable,ragged2e,dcolumn
newcolumntypeL[1]>RaggedRighthangindent1empmylen
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % useful shorthand macro
newlengthmylen
settowidthmylenFraction of Profit All, % width of header column
begindocument
The following table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses.
begingroup % localize scope of the next few instructions
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupskip=0.333baselineskip,font=normalsize
beginlongtable@ Lmylen *6d2.6 @
captionDescription\
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize Table thetable, cont'd\[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7r@footnotesize Cont'd on following page\
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195^***& 0.219^***& 0.149^***& 0.324^***& 0.313^***& 0.196^***\
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ %addlinespace
Employed & 0.222^***& 0.231^***& 0.156^***& 0.365^***& 0.359^***& 0.251^***\
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ %addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551^***& & & 0.0628^***\
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ %addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382^***& & & 0.0554^***\
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ %addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266^***& & & 0.0428^***\
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ %addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ %addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ %addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ %addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ %addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ %addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ %addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ %addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ %addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122^***& & & -0.153^***\
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ %addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563^***& & & -0.0966^***\
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All, & & & 0.171^***& & & 0.230^***\
quad City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All & & & 0.107^***& & & \
& & & (0.0139) & & & \ %addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304^***& & & 0.342^***\
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ %addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365^***& & & 0.306^***\
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ %addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter~FE & & mcX & mcX & & mcX & mcX \ %addlinespace
Year-Month FE & mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX\ %addlinespace
City-State FE & mcX & mcX & mcX & & & \ %addlinespace
State FE & & & & mcX& mcX& mcX \ %addlinespace
midrule
Observations & mc1,237,878 & mc1,237,878 & mc1,209,791 & mc262,534 & mc262,534 & mc255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & mc46510 & mc46510 & mc45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & mc7190 & mc7190 & mc6911\
endlongtable
endgroup
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:49
MicoMico
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That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
1
@Job - Alongtable, unlike atable, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before thelongtableis, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) thelongtablesignals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
1
@Job - Thelongtablewill, in general, be less wide thantextwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via themulticolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ...device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of thelongtableand place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph istextwidth.)
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
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I've modified arraystretch and the fontsize, please refer the below:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centeringscriptsize%
setlengthtabcolsep4pt%
renewcommandarraystretch0.75%
begintabular*textwidth@extracolsepfilllcccccc@extracolsepfill
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular*
endtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:23
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
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@Job Oops...Please remove the packageshowframeand then try....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
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I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with alargecaption, afootnotesizelegend, and ascriptsizebody.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
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@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
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No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption fromlargetosmall(orfootnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.
– Mico
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@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
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Mico was quicker than me, however, this is my solution:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
captionsetupfont=large
usepackagearray
newcolumntypeM[1]>raggedrightm#1
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagemakecell
usepackagelongtable
begindocument
beginlongtable@M8emcccccc@
captionDescription\[-1.5ex]
multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level.
\[8ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@l@continues from the previous page\
midrule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7@r@continues on the next page
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
midrule
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\
endlongtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 6:05
CarLaTeXCarLaTeX
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Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
1
@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like withM..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got anOverfull hbox.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
1
@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
add a comment |
3
Mico was quicker than me, however, this is my solution:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
captionsetupfont=large
usepackagearray
newcolumntypeM[1]>raggedrightm#1
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagemakecell
usepackagelongtable
begindocument
beginlongtable@M8emcccccc@
captionDescription\[-1.5ex]
multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level.
\[8ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@l@continues from the previous page\
midrule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7@r@continues on the next page
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
midrule
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\
endlongtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 6:05
CarLaTeXCarLaTeX
36.9k5 gold badges59 silver badges163 bronze badges
Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
1
@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like withM..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got anOverfull hbox.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
1
@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
add a comment |
3
3
3
Mico was quicker than me, however, this is my solution:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
captionsetupfont=large
usepackagearray
newcolumntypeM[1]>raggedrightm#1
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagemakecell
usepackagelongtable
begindocument
beginlongtable@M8emcccccc@
captionDescription\[-1.5ex]
multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level.
\[8ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@l@continues from the previous page\
midrule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7@r@continues on the next page
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
midrule
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\
endlongtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 6:05
CarLaTeXCarLaTeX
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Mico was quicker than me, however, this is my solution:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
captionsetupfont=large
usepackagearray
newcolumntypeM[1]>raggedrightm#1
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagemakecell
usepackagelongtable
begindocument
beginlongtable@M8emcccccc@
captionDescription\[-1.5ex]
multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level.
\[8ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@l@continues from the previous page\
midrule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7@r@continues on the next page
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
midrule
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\
endlongtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 6:05
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edited Jun 29 at 8:31
answered Jun 29 at 6:05
CarLaTeXCarLaTeX
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answered Jun 29 at 6:05
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answered Jun 29 at 6:05
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Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
1
@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like withM..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got anOverfull hbox.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
1
@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
add a comment |
Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
1
@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like withM..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got anOverfull hbox.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
1
@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
Thanks so much, @CarLaTeX. This is super helpful. Is there any way to define the length of the first column as in Mico's answer? I like that fact that in your answer the Table description is below the Table title. However, the first column length doesn't seem to be changeable.. PS: I must note that one of the variables has a bit of a longer name (i.e., "Share of People from Europe Moved Permanently, State-Level"), so specifying the length would be super helpful.
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:12
1
1
@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like with
M..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got an Overfull hbox.– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
@Job See my renewed answer, you can set any width you like with
M..., but if you set a width > 8em you have to use smaller font size, otherwise you got an Overfull hbox.– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 8:33
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
Thank you very much! This does the trick. Your code does exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much!!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:26
1
1
@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
@Job You're welcome. You're very nice. Thank you for accepting my answer.
– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 12:27
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
your help honestly saved a lot of time! The fact that your code was super flexible helped me so much. Thanks again for taking your time to help out. I really appreciated it!!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:28
add a comment |
3
Currently, your table is both too wide and too tall for the page.
Unless you're willing to switch to an extremely small font size (which I would not recommend!), you need to enable a page break somewhere in the table. Since
tableandtabularenvironments cannot be broken across pages, I suggest you switch to alongtableenvironment.Moreover, in order to get the table to fit horizontally, I suggest you use a (modified form of the)
pcolumn type instead ofcorlfor the first column. Once you make this adjustment, it's no longer necessary to switch tosmallfor the entire table.In addition, I wouldn't use the
ccolumn type for the six data columns: Since much of the data consists of numbers, it would seem very important to align them on their respective decimal markers. Load thedcolumnpackage and use itsDcolumn type to achieve this type of alignment.I would also do away with the
addlinespacedirectives: They don't seem to be all that necessary or helpful, visually/aesthetically speaking.
The following screenshot shows just the first few lines of the table. (Note that I've taken the explanatory paragraph out of the longtable material.) Keep in mind that it's often necessary to compile a longtable two or three times before it looks right.
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption,booktabs
usepackagelongtable,ragged2e,dcolumn
newcolumntypeL[1]>RaggedRighthangindent1empmylen
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % useful shorthand macro
newlengthmylen
settowidthmylenFraction of Profit All, % width of header column
begindocument
The following table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses.
begingroup % localize scope of the next few instructions
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupskip=0.333baselineskip,font=normalsize
beginlongtable@ Lmylen *6d2.6 @
captionDescription\
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize Table thetable, cont'd\[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7r@footnotesize Cont'd on following page\
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195^***& 0.219^***& 0.149^***& 0.324^***& 0.313^***& 0.196^***\
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ %addlinespace
Employed & 0.222^***& 0.231^***& 0.156^***& 0.365^***& 0.359^***& 0.251^***\
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ %addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551^***& & & 0.0628^***\
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ %addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382^***& & & 0.0554^***\
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ %addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266^***& & & 0.0428^***\
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ %addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ %addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ %addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ %addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ %addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ %addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ %addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ %addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ %addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122^***& & & -0.153^***\
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ %addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563^***& & & -0.0966^***\
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All, & & & 0.171^***& & & 0.230^***\
quad City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All & & & 0.107^***& & & \
& & & (0.0139) & & & \ %addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304^***& & & 0.342^***\
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ %addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365^***& & & 0.306^***\
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ %addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter~FE & & mcX & mcX & & mcX & mcX \ %addlinespace
Year-Month FE & mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX\ %addlinespace
City-State FE & mcX & mcX & mcX & & & \ %addlinespace
State FE & & & & mcX& mcX& mcX \ %addlinespace
midrule
Observations & mc1,237,878 & mc1,237,878 & mc1,209,791 & mc262,534 & mc262,534 & mc255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & mc46510 & mc46510 & mc45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & mc7190 & mc7190 & mc6911\
endlongtable
endgroup
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:49
MicoMico
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That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
1
@Job - Alongtable, unlike atable, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before thelongtableis, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) thelongtablesignals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
1
@Job - Thelongtablewill, in general, be less wide thantextwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via themulticolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ...device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of thelongtableand place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph istextwidth.)
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
add a comment |
3
Currently, your table is both too wide and too tall for the page.
Unless you're willing to switch to an extremely small font size (which I would not recommend!), you need to enable a page break somewhere in the table. Since
tableandtabularenvironments cannot be broken across pages, I suggest you switch to alongtableenvironment.Moreover, in order to get the table to fit horizontally, I suggest you use a (modified form of the)
pcolumn type instead ofcorlfor the first column. Once you make this adjustment, it's no longer necessary to switch tosmallfor the entire table.In addition, I wouldn't use the
ccolumn type for the six data columns: Since much of the data consists of numbers, it would seem very important to align them on their respective decimal markers. Load thedcolumnpackage and use itsDcolumn type to achieve this type of alignment.I would also do away with the
addlinespacedirectives: They don't seem to be all that necessary or helpful, visually/aesthetically speaking.
The following screenshot shows just the first few lines of the table. (Note that I've taken the explanatory paragraph out of the longtable material.) Keep in mind that it's often necessary to compile a longtable two or three times before it looks right.
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption,booktabs
usepackagelongtable,ragged2e,dcolumn
newcolumntypeL[1]>RaggedRighthangindent1empmylen
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % useful shorthand macro
newlengthmylen
settowidthmylenFraction of Profit All, % width of header column
begindocument
The following table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses.
begingroup % localize scope of the next few instructions
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupskip=0.333baselineskip,font=normalsize
beginlongtable@ Lmylen *6d2.6 @
captionDescription\
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize Table thetable, cont'd\[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7r@footnotesize Cont'd on following page\
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195^***& 0.219^***& 0.149^***& 0.324^***& 0.313^***& 0.196^***\
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ %addlinespace
Employed & 0.222^***& 0.231^***& 0.156^***& 0.365^***& 0.359^***& 0.251^***\
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ %addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551^***& & & 0.0628^***\
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ %addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382^***& & & 0.0554^***\
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ %addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266^***& & & 0.0428^***\
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ %addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ %addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ %addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ %addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ %addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ %addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ %addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ %addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ %addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122^***& & & -0.153^***\
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ %addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563^***& & & -0.0966^***\
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All, & & & 0.171^***& & & 0.230^***\
quad City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All & & & 0.107^***& & & \
& & & (0.0139) & & & \ %addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304^***& & & 0.342^***\
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ %addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365^***& & & 0.306^***\
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ %addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter~FE & & mcX & mcX & & mcX & mcX \ %addlinespace
Year-Month FE & mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX\ %addlinespace
City-State FE & mcX & mcX & mcX & & & \ %addlinespace
State FE & & & & mcX& mcX& mcX \ %addlinespace
midrule
Observations & mc1,237,878 & mc1,237,878 & mc1,209,791 & mc262,534 & mc262,534 & mc255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & mc46510 & mc46510 & mc45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & mc7190 & mc7190 & mc6911\
endlongtable
endgroup
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:49
MicoMico
296k32 gold badges410 silver badges808 bronze badges
That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
1
@Job - Alongtable, unlike atable, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before thelongtableis, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) thelongtablesignals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
1
@Job - Thelongtablewill, in general, be less wide thantextwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via themulticolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ...device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of thelongtableand place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph istextwidth.)
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
add a comment |
3
3
3
Currently, your table is both too wide and too tall for the page.
Unless you're willing to switch to an extremely small font size (which I would not recommend!), you need to enable a page break somewhere in the table. Since
tableandtabularenvironments cannot be broken across pages, I suggest you switch to alongtableenvironment.Moreover, in order to get the table to fit horizontally, I suggest you use a (modified form of the)
pcolumn type instead ofcorlfor the first column. Once you make this adjustment, it's no longer necessary to switch tosmallfor the entire table.In addition, I wouldn't use the
ccolumn type for the six data columns: Since much of the data consists of numbers, it would seem very important to align them on their respective decimal markers. Load thedcolumnpackage and use itsDcolumn type to achieve this type of alignment.I would also do away with the
addlinespacedirectives: They don't seem to be all that necessary or helpful, visually/aesthetically speaking.
The following screenshot shows just the first few lines of the table. (Note that I've taken the explanatory paragraph out of the longtable material.) Keep in mind that it's often necessary to compile a longtable two or three times before it looks right.
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption,booktabs
usepackagelongtable,ragged2e,dcolumn
newcolumntypeL[1]>RaggedRighthangindent1empmylen
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % useful shorthand macro
newlengthmylen
settowidthmylenFraction of Profit All, % width of header column
begindocument
The following table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses.
begingroup % localize scope of the next few instructions
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupskip=0.333baselineskip,font=normalsize
beginlongtable@ Lmylen *6d2.6 @
captionDescription\
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize Table thetable, cont'd\[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7r@footnotesize Cont'd on following page\
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195^***& 0.219^***& 0.149^***& 0.324^***& 0.313^***& 0.196^***\
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ %addlinespace
Employed & 0.222^***& 0.231^***& 0.156^***& 0.365^***& 0.359^***& 0.251^***\
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ %addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551^***& & & 0.0628^***\
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ %addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382^***& & & 0.0554^***\
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ %addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266^***& & & 0.0428^***\
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ %addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ %addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ %addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ %addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ %addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ %addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ %addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ %addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ %addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122^***& & & -0.153^***\
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ %addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563^***& & & -0.0966^***\
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All, & & & 0.171^***& & & 0.230^***\
quad City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All & & & 0.107^***& & & \
& & & (0.0139) & & & \ %addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304^***& & & 0.342^***\
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ %addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365^***& & & 0.306^***\
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ %addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter~FE & & mcX & mcX & & mcX & mcX \ %addlinespace
Year-Month FE & mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX\ %addlinespace
City-State FE & mcX & mcX & mcX & & & \ %addlinespace
State FE & & & & mcX& mcX& mcX \ %addlinespace
midrule
Observations & mc1,237,878 & mc1,237,878 & mc1,209,791 & mc262,534 & mc262,534 & mc255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & mc46510 & mc46510 & mc45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & mc7190 & mc7190 & mc6911\
endlongtable
endgroup
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:49
MicoMico
296k32 gold badges410 silver badges808 bronze badges
Currently, your table is both too wide and too tall for the page.
Unless you're willing to switch to an extremely small font size (which I would not recommend!), you need to enable a page break somewhere in the table. Since
tableandtabularenvironments cannot be broken across pages, I suggest you switch to alongtableenvironment.Moreover, in order to get the table to fit horizontally, I suggest you use a (modified form of the)
pcolumn type instead ofcorlfor the first column. Once you make this adjustment, it's no longer necessary to switch tosmallfor the entire table.In addition, I wouldn't use the
ccolumn type for the six data columns: Since much of the data consists of numbers, it would seem very important to align them on their respective decimal markers. Load thedcolumnpackage and use itsDcolumn type to achieve this type of alignment.I would also do away with the
addlinespacedirectives: They don't seem to be all that necessary or helpful, visually/aesthetically speaking.
The following screenshot shows just the first few lines of the table. (Note that I've taken the explanatory paragraph out of the longtable material.) Keep in mind that it's often necessary to compile a longtable two or three times before it looks right.
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption,booktabs
usepackagelongtable,ragged2e,dcolumn
newcolumntypeL[1]>RaggedRighthangindent1empmylen
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1c#1 % useful shorthand macro
newlengthmylen
settowidthmylenFraction of Profit All, % width of header column
begindocument
The following table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses.
begingroup % localize scope of the next few instructions
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
captionsetupskip=0.333baselineskip,font=normalsize
beginlongtable@ Lmylen *6d2.6 @
captionDescription\
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endfirsthead
multicolumn7@lfootnotesize Table thetable, cont'd\[1ex]
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule(l)2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& mc(1) & mc(2) & mc(3) & mc(4) & mc(5) & mc(6) \
midrule
endhead
midrule
multicolumn7r@footnotesize Cont'd on following page\
endfoot
bottomrule
endlastfoot
Single & 0.195^***& 0.219^***& 0.149^***& 0.324^***& 0.313^***& 0.196^***\
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ %addlinespace
Employed & 0.222^***& 0.231^***& 0.156^***& 0.365^***& 0.359^***& 0.251^***\
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ %addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551^***& & & 0.0628^***\
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ %addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382^***& & & 0.0554^***\
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ %addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266^***& & & 0.0428^***\
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ %addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ %addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ %addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ %addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ %addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ %addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ %addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ %addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ %addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122^***& & & -0.153^***\
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ %addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563^***& & & -0.0966^***\
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All, & & & 0.171^***& & & 0.230^***\
quad City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ %addlinespace
Fraction of Profit All & & & 0.107^***& & & \
& & & (0.0139) & & & \ %addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304^***& & & 0.342^***\
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ %addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365^***& & & 0.306^***\
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ %addlinespace
midrule
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter~FE & & mcX & mcX & & mcX & mcX \ %addlinespace
Year-Month FE & mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX& mcX\ %addlinespace
City-State FE & mcX & mcX & mcX & & & \ %addlinespace
State FE & & & & mcX& mcX& mcX \ %addlinespace
midrule
Observations & mc1,237,878 & mc1,237,878 & mc1,209,791 & mc262,534 & mc262,534 & mc255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & mc46510 & mc46510 & mc45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & mc7190 & mc7190 & mc6911\
endlongtable
endgroup
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:49
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That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
1
@Job - Alongtable, unlike atable, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before thelongtableis, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) thelongtablesignals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
1
@Job - Thelongtablewill, in general, be less wide thantextwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via themulticolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ...device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of thelongtableand place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph istextwidth.)
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
add a comment |
That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
1
@Job - Alongtable, unlike atable, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before thelongtableis, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) thelongtablesignals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
1
@Job - Thelongtablewill, in general, be less wide thantextwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via themulticolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ...device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of thelongtableand place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph istextwidth.)
– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
That's a great answer, @Mico. Is there any way to add the table description (The following table report" part) below "Table 1: Description"?
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:10
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
I assume adding this part (which is from @CarLaTeX) would solve the issue: multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. \
– Job
Jun 29 at 8:32
1
1
@Job - A
longtable, unlike a table, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before the longtable is, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) the longtable signals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
@Job - A
longtable, unlike a table, does not "float" (in the TeX-specific sense of the word). Thus, in my answer, the legend will always be right before the tabular material. Whether one places this legend inside or immediately before the longtable is, to me, mostly a matter of aesthetics. To me, placing the legend outside (but immediately before) the longtable signals to readers of my papers: "Wake up, wake up! Hello! You're about to hit a tabular section of the text. Here's what this coming tabular section is all about." I realize that you may or may not agree with this view.– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:42
1
1
@Job - The
longtable will, in general, be less wide than textwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via the multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ... device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of the longtable and place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph is textwidth.)– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
@Job - The
longtable will, in general, be less wide than textwidth. If you place the legend inside the longtable, via the multicolumn7@plinewidth@footnotesize ... device, you may create a weird-looking disparity in widths of the legend paragraph and the subsequent tabular material. It is exactly because I wanted to avoid creating such a visual disparity that I decided to take the legend out of the longtable and place it right before the tabular material. (Obviously, the width of a plain-text paragraph is textwidth.)– Mico
Jun 29 at 8:54
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
Thanks so much, @Mico. I am replicating a paper and want to follow exactly their formatting. Otherwise your suggestion is certainly well taken. Thanks so much for all of your help!
– Job
Jun 29 at 12:25
add a comment |
2
I've modified arraystretch and the fontsize, please refer the below:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centeringscriptsize%
setlengthtabcolsep4pt%
renewcommandarraystretch0.75%
begintabular*textwidth@extracolsepfilllcccccc@extracolsepfill
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular*
endtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:23
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
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1
@Job Oops...Please remove the packageshowframeand then try....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
2
I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with alargecaption, afootnotesizelegend, and ascriptsizebody.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
1
@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
2
No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption fromlargetosmall(orfootnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 6:00
2
@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 6:07
|
show 3 more comments
2
I've modified arraystretch and the fontsize, please refer the below:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centeringscriptsize%
setlengthtabcolsep4pt%
renewcommandarraystretch0.75%
begintabular*textwidth@extracolsepfilllcccccc@extracolsepfill
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular*
endtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:23
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
3,0803 silver badges12 bronze badges
1
@Job Oops...Please remove the packageshowframeand then try....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
2
I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with alargecaption, afootnotesizelegend, and ascriptsizebody.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
1
@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
2
No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption fromlargetosmall(orfootnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 6:00
2
@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 6:07
|
show 3 more comments
2
2
2
I've modified arraystretch and the fontsize, please refer the below:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centeringscriptsize%
setlengthtabcolsep4pt%
renewcommandarraystretch0.75%
begintabular*textwidth@extracolsepfilllcccccc@extracolsepfill
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular*
endtable
enddocument
answered Jun 29 at 5:23
MadyYuviMadyYuvi
3,0803 silver badges12 bronze badges
I've modified arraystretch and the fontsize, please refer the below:
documentclass[final,3p,times,12pt]elsarticle
usepackagecaption
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable
captionsetupfont=large
captionDescription
footnotesize This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports This table reports. Standard errors are reported in parantheses. * indicates significance at the 10% level, ** at the 5% level, and *** at the 1% level. smallskip
centeringscriptsize%
setlengthtabcolsep4pt%
renewcommandarraystretch0.75%
begintabular*textwidth@extracolsepfilllcccccc@extracolsepfill
toprule
& multicolumn6cDependent Variable: Log(Price)\
cmidrule2-7
& multicolumn3cCity-State Level & multicolumn3cState Level\
cmidrule(r)2-4 cmidrule(l)5-7
& (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) \
midrule
& & & & & & \
Single & 0.195*** & 0.219*** & 0.149*** & 0.324*** & 0.313*** & 0.196*** \
& (0.0464) & (0.0395) & (0.0385) & (0.0452) & (0.0408) & (0.0370) \ addlinespace
Employed & 0.222*** & 0.231*** & 0.156*** & 0.365*** & 0.359*** & 0.251*** \
& (0.0249) & (0.0249) & (0.0200) & (0.0317) & (0.0315) & (0.0232) \ addlinespace
1 Place & & & 0.0551*** & & & 0.0628*** \
& & & (0.00606) & & & (0.00791) \ addlinespace
2 Place & & & 0.0382*** & & & 0.0554*** \
& & & (0.00760) & & & (0.0106) \ addlinespace
3 Place & & & 0.0266*** & & & 0.0428*** \
& & & (0.00900) & & & (0.0124) \ addlinespace
4 Place & & & 0.00827 & & & 0.0269* \
& & & (0.0112) & & & (0.0145) \ addlinespace
5 Place & & & -0.00981 & & & 0.0108 \
& & & (0.0126) & & & (0.0169) \ addlinespace
6 Place & & & -0.0268 & & & -0.00126 \
& & & (0.0177) & & & (0.0217) \ addlinespace
7 Place & & & -0.0277 & & & -0.0141 \
& & & (0.0194) & & & (0.0271) \ addlinespace
8 Place & & & 0.00274 & & & 0.0245 \
& & & (0.0248) & & & (0.0363) \ addlinespace
9 Place & & & -0.0102 & & & 0.0125 \
& & & (0.0448) & & & (0.0530) \ addlinespace
10 Place & & & -0.00944 & & & 0.00733 \
& & & (0.0445) & & & (0.0875) \ addlinespace
11 Place & & & 0.0234 & & & 0.0674 \
& & & (0.0359) & & & (0.0653) \ addlinespace
New Indicator & & & -0.122*** & & & -0.153*** \
& & & (0.00938) & & & (0.0136) \ addlinespace
Other Indicator & & & -0.0563*** & & & -0.0966*** \
& & & (0.00752) & & & (0.0101) \ addlinespace
Fraction of Profit & & & 0.171*** & & & 0.230*** \
All, City-Level & & & (0.0166) & & & (0.0193) \ addlinespace
Fraction of of Profit & & & 0.107*** & & & \
All & & & (0.0139) & & & \ addlinespace
Log(Population) & & & 0.304*** & & & 0.342*** \
& & & (0.105) & & & (0.122) \ addlinespace
Log(GDP per capita) & & & 0.365*** & & & 0.306*** \
& & & (0.0991) & & & (0.106) \ addlinespace
hline
Log(GDP per capita) $times$ Year-Quarter FE & & X & X & & X & X \ addlinespace
Year-Month FE & X& X& X& X& X& X\ addlinespace
City-State FE & X & X& X& & & \ addlinespace
State FE & & & & X& X& X \ addlinespace
hline
& & & & & & \ addlinespace
Observations & 1,237,878 & 1,237,878 & 1,209,791 & 262,534 & 262,534 & 255,173 \
R-squared & 0.821 & 0.826 & 0.837 & 0.852 & 0.861 & 0.877 \
Number of City-State pairs & 46510 & 46510 & 45244 & & & \
Number of States & & & & 7190 & 7190 & 6911\ bottomrule
endtabular*
endtable
enddocument
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@Job Oops...Please remove the packageshowframeand then try....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
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I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with alargecaption, afootnotesizelegend, and ascriptsizebody.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
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@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
2
No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption fromlargetosmall(orfootnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 6:00
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@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 6:07
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@Job Oops...Please remove the packageshowframeand then try....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
2
I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with alargecaption, afootnotesizelegend, and ascriptsizebody.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
1
@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
2
No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption fromlargetosmall(orfootnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.
– Mico
Jun 29 at 6:00
2
@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 6:07
1
1
@Job Oops...Please remove the package
showframe and then try....– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
@Job Oops...Please remove the package
showframe and then try....– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:32
2
2
I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with a
large caption, a footnotesize legend, and a scriptsize body.– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
I appreciate the effort to shoehorn the table into a single page. I must say, though, it looks odd to have a table with a
large caption, a footnotesize legend, and a scriptsize body.– Mico
Jun 29 at 5:55
1
1
@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
@Mico I agreed, shall I correct this?
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 5:57
2
2
No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption from
large to small (or footnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.– Mico
Jun 29 at 6:00
No. (Well, maybe switch the font size for the caption from
large to small (or footnotesize.) I would just point out explicitly which design choices you imposed. That way, readers can form their own opinions as to what may or may not work for their own tables.– Mico
Jun 29 at 6:00
2
2
@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 6:07
@Mico Fine and I'll leave as is....
– MadyYuvi
Jun 29 at 6:07
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I have to give credit to @leandriis who was super helpful with the previous posts regarding this table.
– Job
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With
tinyinstead ofsmallit fits the page, but are you sure to have it on one page only?– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:10
Thanks @CarLaTeX . That makes the table extremely small, that's true. Is there a way to break it down into two pages where it continues?
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:16
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@CarLaTeX, I have seen some tables were some parts of it move to the next page. So that would also be an alternative solution.
– Job
Jun 29 at 5:18
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I'll post an answer with a
longtable(if someone else doesn't do it before me)– CarLaTeX
Jun 29 at 5:20