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Longtable of size textwidth exceeds right margin
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I try to create a table with the longtable package that fits into the whole text width available. Here's my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagelongtable
usepackageamsmath
titleRaccolta delle formule
author
date
begindocument
maketitle
beginlongtable p.33columnwidth
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi &
beginalign*
(a+b)(c+d)&=a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endalign*
&
beginalign*
(2x+3)(3y-5)&=6xy-10x+9y-15
endalign*
\
endlongtable
enddocument
The result is, that the table exceeds the right margin (see picture). What is wrong with the code?
tables margins
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
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I try to create a table with the longtable package that fits into the whole text width available. Here's my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagelongtable
usepackageamsmath
titleRaccolta delle formule
author
date
begindocument
maketitle
beginlongtable p.33columnwidth
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi &
beginalign*
(a+b)(c+d)&=a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endalign*
&
beginalign*
(2x+3)(3y-5)&=6xy-10x+9y-15
endalign*
\
endlongtable
enddocument
The result is, that the table exceeds the right margin (see picture). What is wrong with the code?
tables margins
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
1
You are forgetting the space before and between the columns and the rule (in the sum 6*tabcolsep + 2*arrayrulewidth).
– Ulrike Fischer
Jul 21 at 9:03
To make your table column narrow enough to make the table fit inot the textwidth, you can add thecalcpackage to your preamble and replace all occurences of.33columnwidthwith.33columnwidth-2tabcolsep. Apart from that, and as you have already noticed, your equations are too wide to fit into the table columns.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:07
You can use packagexltabularand the environment of the same name and the column specifierX
– Red-Cloud
Jul 21 at 9:26
@Red-Cloud: While I generally like this suggestion as it is more automatic and convenient than manually calculating the required column widths this will not solve the problem of the too wide equations.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:29
Will all first column cells be one-lined?
– Bernard
Jul 21 at 9:47
add a comment |
I try to create a table with the longtable package that fits into the whole text width available. Here's my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagelongtable
usepackageamsmath
titleRaccolta delle formule
author
date
begindocument
maketitle
beginlongtable p.33columnwidth
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi &
beginalign*
(a+b)(c+d)&=a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endalign*
&
beginalign*
(2x+3)(3y-5)&=6xy-10x+9y-15
endalign*
\
endlongtable
enddocument
The result is, that the table exceeds the right margin (see picture). What is wrong with the code?
tables margins
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
I try to create a table with the longtable package that fits into the whole text width available. Here's my code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagelongtable
usepackageamsmath
titleRaccolta delle formule
author
date
begindocument
maketitle
beginlongtable p.33columnwidth
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi &
beginalign*
(a+b)(c+d)&=a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endalign*
&
beginalign*
(2x+3)(3y-5)&=6xy-10x+9y-15
endalign*
\
endlongtable
enddocument
The result is, that the table exceeds the right margin (see picture). What is wrong with the code?
tables margins
tables margins
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
asked Jul 21 at 8:51
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
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433 bronze badges
1
You are forgetting the space before and between the columns and the rule (in the sum 6*tabcolsep + 2*arrayrulewidth).
– Ulrike Fischer
Jul 21 at 9:03
To make your table column narrow enough to make the table fit inot the textwidth, you can add thecalcpackage to your preamble and replace all occurences of.33columnwidthwith.33columnwidth-2tabcolsep. Apart from that, and as you have already noticed, your equations are too wide to fit into the table columns.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:07
You can use packagexltabularand the environment of the same name and the column specifierX
– Red-Cloud
Jul 21 at 9:26
@Red-Cloud: While I generally like this suggestion as it is more automatic and convenient than manually calculating the required column widths this will not solve the problem of the too wide equations.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:29
Will all first column cells be one-lined?
– Bernard
Jul 21 at 9:47
add a comment |
1
You are forgetting the space before and between the columns and the rule (in the sum 6*tabcolsep + 2*arrayrulewidth).
– Ulrike Fischer
Jul 21 at 9:03
To make your table column narrow enough to make the table fit inot the textwidth, you can add thecalcpackage to your preamble and replace all occurences of.33columnwidthwith.33columnwidth-2tabcolsep. Apart from that, and as you have already noticed, your equations are too wide to fit into the table columns.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:07
You can use packagexltabularand the environment of the same name and the column specifierX
– Red-Cloud
Jul 21 at 9:26
@Red-Cloud: While I generally like this suggestion as it is more automatic and convenient than manually calculating the required column widths this will not solve the problem of the too wide equations.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:29
Will all first column cells be one-lined?
– Bernard
Jul 21 at 9:47
1
1
You are forgetting the space before and between the columns and the rule (in the sum 6*tabcolsep + 2*arrayrulewidth).
– Ulrike Fischer
Jul 21 at 9:03
You are forgetting the space before and between the columns and the rule (in the sum 6*tabcolsep + 2*arrayrulewidth).
– Ulrike Fischer
Jul 21 at 9:03
To make your table column narrow enough to make the table fit inot the textwidth, you can add the
calc package to your preamble and replace all occurences of .33columnwidth with .33columnwidth-2tabcolsep. Apart from that, and as you have already noticed, your equations are too wide to fit into the table columns.– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:07
To make your table column narrow enough to make the table fit inot the textwidth, you can add the
calc package to your preamble and replace all occurences of .33columnwidth with .33columnwidth-2tabcolsep. Apart from that, and as you have already noticed, your equations are too wide to fit into the table columns.– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:07
You can use package
xltabular and the environment of the same name and the column specifier X– Red-Cloud
Jul 21 at 9:26
You can use package
xltabular and the environment of the same name and the column specifier X– Red-Cloud
Jul 21 at 9:26
@Red-Cloud: While I generally like this suggestion as it is more automatic and convenient than manually calculating the required column widths this will not solve the problem of the too wide equations.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:29
@Red-Cloud: While I generally like this suggestion as it is more automatic and convenient than manually calculating the required column widths this will not solve the problem of the too wide equations.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:29
Will all first column cells be one-lined?
– Bernard
Jul 21 at 9:47
Will all first column cells be one-lined?
– Bernard
Jul 21 at 9:47
add a comment |
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Here is a possible solution, using the xltabular environment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx, playing with the value of the inter-column spacing, changing the alignment point:
documentclassarticle
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
usepackagelongtable
usepackagexltabular
usepackagemathtools
titleRaccolta delle formule
authorGeppetto
date
begindocument
maketitle
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
setlengthextrarowheight4pt
beginxltabularlinewidthl
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi
& $ beginaligned[t]
(a&+b)(c+d) \ & =a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endaligned $
& $beginaligned[t]
&(2x +3)(3y-5)\ & =6xy-10x+9y-15
endaligned$ \
endxltabular
enddocument
answered Jul 21 at 10:10
BernardBernard
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I found the problem: the formulas in the columns are too wide and latex has expanded the column sizes.
EDIT
LaTeX does nothing on it own, it is you that did not take into consideration what a tabular consist of. Try the following preamble in addition to narrow you formulas:
beginlongtable
pdimexpr(columnwidth)*33/100-tabcolsep-(2arrayrulewidth/3)relax
@
edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least twotabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (twoarrayrulewidths).
– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
add a comment |
I recommend (2011-2019) which also combines tabulongtable, tabularx, and other tabular functionalities. The same commands as above apply with only a change in the preamble:
usepackagetabu
begintabu to linewidthl
...
endtabu
Edit: tabu now releases emergency bugfixes only and has had problems with longtable and colors and so I do not recommend it for these purposes.
answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
12 bronze badges
From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
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Here is a possible solution, using the xltabular environment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx, playing with the value of the inter-column spacing, changing the alignment point:
documentclassarticle
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
usepackagelongtable
usepackagexltabular
usepackagemathtools
titleRaccolta delle formule
authorGeppetto
date
begindocument
maketitle
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
setlengthextrarowheight4pt
beginxltabularlinewidthl
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi
& $ beginaligned[t]
(a&+b)(c+d) \ & =a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endaligned $
& $beginaligned[t]
&(2x +3)(3y-5)\ & =6xy-10x+9y-15
endaligned$ \
endxltabular
enddocument
answered Jul 21 at 10:10
BernardBernard
186k7 gold badges84 silver badges220 bronze badges
add a comment |
Here is a possible solution, using the xltabular environment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx, playing with the value of the inter-column spacing, changing the alignment point:
documentclassarticle
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
usepackagelongtable
usepackagexltabular
usepackagemathtools
titleRaccolta delle formule
authorGeppetto
date
begindocument
maketitle
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
setlengthextrarowheight4pt
beginxltabularlinewidthl
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi
& $ beginaligned[t]
(a&+b)(c+d) \ & =a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endaligned $
& $beginaligned[t]
&(2x +3)(3y-5)\ & =6xy-10x+9y-15
endaligned$ \
endxltabular
enddocument
answered Jul 21 at 10:10
BernardBernard
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add a comment |
Here is a possible solution, using the xltabular environment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx, playing with the value of the inter-column spacing, changing the alignment point:
documentclassarticle
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
usepackagelongtable
usepackagexltabular
usepackagemathtools
titleRaccolta delle formule
authorGeppetto
date
begindocument
maketitle
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
setlengthextrarowheight4pt
beginxltabularlinewidthl
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi
& $ beginaligned[t]
(a&+b)(c+d) \ & =a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endaligned $
& $beginaligned[t]
&(2x +3)(3y-5)\ & =6xy-10x+9y-15
endaligned$ \
endxltabular
enddocument
answered Jul 21 at 10:10
BernardBernard
186k7 gold badges84 silver badges220 bronze badges
Here is a possible solution, using the xltabular environment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx, playing with the value of the inter-column spacing, changing the alignment point:
documentclassarticle
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
usepackagelongtable
usepackagexltabular
usepackagemathtools
titleRaccolta delle formule
authorGeppetto
date
begindocument
maketitle
setlengthtabcolsep4pt
setlengthextrarowheight4pt
beginxltabularlinewidthl
Large Descrizione & Large Formula & Large Esempio\
hline
endhead
Prodotto di due polinomi
& $ beginaligned[t]
(a&+b)(c+d) \ & =a(c+d)+b(c+d)\
&=ac+ad+bc+bd
endaligned $
& $beginaligned[t]
&(2x +3)(3y-5)\ & =6xy-10x+9y-15
endaligned$ \
endxltabular
enddocument
answered Jul 21 at 10:10
BernardBernard
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I found the problem: the formulas in the columns are too wide and latex has expanded the column sizes.
EDIT
LaTeX does nothing on it own, it is you that did not take into consideration what a tabular consist of. Try the following preamble in addition to narrow you formulas:
beginlongtable
pdimexpr(columnwidth)*33/100-tabcolsep-(2arrayrulewidth/3)relax
@
edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
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Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least twotabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (twoarrayrulewidths).
– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
add a comment |
I found the problem: the formulas in the columns are too wide and latex has expanded the column sizes.
EDIT
LaTeX does nothing on it own, it is you that did not take into consideration what a tabular consist of. Try the following preamble in addition to narrow you formulas:
beginlongtable
pdimexpr(columnwidth)*33/100-tabcolsep-(2arrayrulewidth/3)relax
@
edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
13k2 gold badges35 silver badges61 bronze badges
answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least twotabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (twoarrayrulewidths).
– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
add a comment |
I found the problem: the formulas in the columns are too wide and latex has expanded the column sizes.
EDIT
LaTeX does nothing on it own, it is you that did not take into consideration what a tabular consist of. Try the following preamble in addition to narrow you formulas:
beginlongtable
pdimexpr(columnwidth)*33/100-tabcolsep-(2arrayrulewidth/3)relax
@
edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
433 bronze badges
I found the problem: the formulas in the columns are too wide and latex has expanded the column sizes.
EDIT
LaTeX does nothing on it own, it is you that did not take into consideration what a tabular consist of. Try the following preamble in addition to narrow you formulas:
beginlongtable
pdimexpr(columnwidth)*33/100-tabcolsep-(2arrayrulewidth/3)relax
@
edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
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edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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edited Jul 21 at 11:55
Sveinung
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
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answered Jul 21 at 9:03
Jörg KrauseJörg Krause
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Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least twotabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (twoarrayrulewidths).
– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
add a comment |
Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least twotabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (twoarrayrulewidths).
– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least two
tabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (two arrayrulewidths).– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
Read leandriis comment, where the two problems are described, too wide formulas and wrong calculation of column widths. You should also subtract at least two
tabcolseps from each of the columns. Then it will only be 0.8 pt too wide (two arrayrulewidths).– Sveinung
Jul 21 at 10:59
add a comment |
I recommend (2011-2019) which also combines tabulongtable, tabularx, and other tabular functionalities. The same commands as above apply with only a change in the preamble:
usepackagetabu
begintabu to linewidthl
...
endtabu
Edit: tabu now releases emergency bugfixes only and has had problems with longtable and colors and so I do not recommend it for these purposes.
answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
12 bronze badges
From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
I recommend (2011-2019) which also combines tabulongtable, tabularx, and other tabular functionalities. The same commands as above apply with only a change in the preamble:
usepackagetabu
begintabu to linewidthl
...
endtabu
Edit: tabu now releases emergency bugfixes only and has had problems with longtable and colors and so I do not recommend it for these purposes.
answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
12 bronze badges
From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
I recommend (2011-2019) which also combines tabulongtable, tabularx, and other tabular functionalities. The same commands as above apply with only a change in the preamble:
usepackagetabu
begintabu to linewidthl
...
endtabu
Edit: tabu now releases emergency bugfixes only and has had problems with longtable and colors and so I do not recommend it for these purposes.
answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
12 bronze badges
I recommend (2011-2019) which also combines tabulongtable, tabularx, and other tabular functionalities. The same commands as above apply with only a change in the preamble:
usepackagetabu
begintabu to linewidthl
...
endtabu
Edit: tabu now releases emergency bugfixes only and has had problems with longtable and colors and so I do not recommend it for these purposes.
answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
12 bronze badges
edited Jul 23 at 14:45
answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
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answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
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answered Jul 22 at 11:58
KompootorKompootor
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From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
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From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
From the readme: "The package is not being actively maintained however any major required fixes may be reported to the repository and volunteers there (currently members of the LaTeX3 Team) will attempt to update the package with any fixes required." The point is that they are fixing breaks as much as possible now. Granted it's patching a leaky ship, but for personal work and one-time compilations I think it's fair to offer the suggestion. But I'll concede that in most cases -- especially longtables and colors -- it should not be recommended -- so I withdraw my suggestion here.
– Kompootor
Jul 23 at 14:05
add a comment |
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You are forgetting the space before and between the columns and the rule (in the sum 6*tabcolsep + 2*arrayrulewidth).
– Ulrike Fischer
Jul 21 at 9:03
To make your table column narrow enough to make the table fit inot the textwidth, you can add the
calcpackage to your preamble and replace all occurences of.33columnwidthwith.33columnwidth-2tabcolsep. Apart from that, and as you have already noticed, your equations are too wide to fit into the table columns.– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:07
You can use package
xltabularand the environment of the same name and the column specifierX– Red-Cloud
Jul 21 at 9:26
@Red-Cloud: While I generally like this suggestion as it is more automatic and convenient than manually calculating the required column widths this will not solve the problem of the too wide equations.
– leandriis
Jul 21 at 9:29
Will all first column cells be one-lined?
– Bernard
Jul 21 at 9:47