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Caption in landscape table, need help?


Can anyone help me to adjust the following asterisks?tabu package - gaps in vertical linesTable - APA6 class - rotating (with caption and table notes)How to caption a longtable imported from a file by inputfile and use a smaller font?Paragraph between longtable title and main table?How to get a footer line in a longtableHow to get a “thousands” separator in `spreadtab` (wrapping `longtable`)?How to change the orientation of a Landscape Table in pdf filePlace long sidewaystable at the end of document(using endfloat with both sidewaystable/landscape and longtable)How to set longtable width to text width so that the text in cell wraps around automatically?Issues with footnotes using wrapping parbox with longtable, threeparttable and tablenotes






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Today is my second day to learn making table in latex. I am facing the following difficulty.



I have a landscape table looks like the following



enter image description here



I would my table looks like the one in the Journal of Finance, I demonstrate one example,



enter image description here



So there are two things I need some helps with.



  1. I want my table to span multiple pages, I tried longtable, but it does not really do what I want. Can anyone help me with that ??


  2. For the caption, I would like the Table 1: also in bold and large,as the one I showed in the published paper. And I want my caption span the textwidth, but I do not know-how.


  3. Which font the published paper used? If anyone can recognise it, can you change my font/font size to the one in the paper?


Thank you very much ! I am really struggling here. The following is my code:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=scriptsize]caption
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape,longtable,caption,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
captionsetupfont=footnotesize
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthLTleft-40pt 
setlengthLTright-40pt 
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
 centering
 beginminipagetextwidth
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return\ This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 endminipage
 begintabularll*8r@>$l<$
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \ & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.015 & *** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & *** & 0.001 & \
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & *** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.038 & *** \
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.008 & *** & -0.010 & *** & -0.021 & *** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & *** & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & *** & 0.004 & *** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & *** & 0.011 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.030 & *** \
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
Overall & & 0.001 & *** & -0.004 & *** & -0.006 & *** & -0.010 & *** & 0.003 & *** & 0.002 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** \
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endtabular
labeltab:addlabel
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Reference: Fama, E.F. & French, K.R. 2008, "Dissecting Anomalies", The Journal of Finance, vol. 63, no. 4, pp. 1653-1678






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  • Your table is not only too tall for the landscape page but also too wide. Also, why are some of the asterisks in superscript while some aren't?

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 20:42











  • @leandriis Hi,leandriis. Thank you for your reply. Because today is my 2nd day to learn Latex, I have been spending hours online to "source" for a solution. So I wanted to do it by "trial-and-error" method. I might have loaded some useless stuff. Do not be bothered by asterisks, they are serving their purposes. It is significance level in short

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 20:45

















4















Today is my second day to learn making table in latex. I am facing the following difficulty.



I have a landscape table looks like the following



enter image description here



I would my table looks like the one in the Journal of Finance, I demonstrate one example,



enter image description here



So there are two things I need some helps with.



  1. I want my table to span multiple pages, I tried longtable, but it does not really do what I want. Can anyone help me with that ??


  2. For the caption, I would like the Table 1: also in bold and large,as the one I showed in the published paper. And I want my caption span the textwidth, but I do not know-how.


  3. Which font the published paper used? If anyone can recognise it, can you change my font/font size to the one in the paper?


Thank you very much ! I am really struggling here. The following is my code:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=scriptsize]caption
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape,longtable,caption,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
captionsetupfont=footnotesize
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthLTleft-40pt 
setlengthLTright-40pt 
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
 centering
 beginminipagetextwidth
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return\ This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 endminipage
 begintabularll*8r@>$l<$
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \ & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.015 & *** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & *** & 0.001 & \
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & *** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.038 & *** \
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.008 & *** & -0.010 & *** & -0.021 & *** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & *** & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & *** & 0.004 & *** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & *** & 0.011 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.030 & *** \
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
Overall & & 0.001 & *** & -0.004 & *** & -0.006 & *** & -0.010 & *** & 0.003 & *** & 0.002 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** \
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endtabular
labeltab:addlabel
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Reference: Fama, E.F. & French, K.R. 2008, "Dissecting Anomalies", The Journal of Finance, vol. 63, no. 4, pp. 1653-1678






tables captions longtable







share|improve this question


























  • Your table is not only too tall for the landscape page but also too wide. Also, why are some of the asterisks in superscript while some aren't?

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 20:42











  • @leandriis Hi,leandriis. Thank you for your reply. Because today is my 2nd day to learn Latex, I have been spending hours online to "source" for a solution. So I wanted to do it by "trial-and-error" method. I might have loaded some useless stuff. Do not be bothered by asterisks, they are serving their purposes. It is significance level in short

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 20:45













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Today is my second day to learn making table in latex. I am facing the following difficulty.



I have a landscape table looks like the following



enter image description here



I would my table looks like the one in the Journal of Finance, I demonstrate one example,



enter image description here



So there are two things I need some helps with.



  1. I want my table to span multiple pages, I tried longtable, but it does not really do what I want. Can anyone help me with that ??


  2. For the caption, I would like the Table 1: also in bold and large,as the one I showed in the published paper. And I want my caption span the textwidth, but I do not know-how.


  3. Which font the published paper used? If anyone can recognise it, can you change my font/font size to the one in the paper?


Thank you very much ! I am really struggling here. The following is my code:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=scriptsize]caption
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape,longtable,caption,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
captionsetupfont=footnotesize
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthLTleft-40pt 
setlengthLTright-40pt 
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
 centering
 beginminipagetextwidth
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return\ This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 endminipage
 begintabularll*8r@>$l<$
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \ & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.015 & *** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & *** & 0.001 & \
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & *** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.038 & *** \
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.008 & *** & -0.010 & *** & -0.021 & *** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & *** & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & *** & 0.004 & *** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & *** & 0.011 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.030 & *** \
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
Overall & & 0.001 & *** & -0.004 & *** & -0.006 & *** & -0.010 & *** & 0.003 & *** & 0.002 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** \
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endtabular
labeltab:addlabel
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Reference: Fama, E.F. & French, K.R. 2008, "Dissecting Anomalies", The Journal of Finance, vol. 63, no. 4, pp. 1653-1678






tables captions longtable







share|improve this question
















Today is my second day to learn making table in latex. I am facing the following difficulty.



I have a landscape table looks like the following



enter image description here



I would my table looks like the one in the Journal of Finance, I demonstrate one example,



enter image description here



So there are two things I need some helps with.



  1. I want my table to span multiple pages, I tried longtable, but it does not really do what I want. Can anyone help me with that ??


  2. For the caption, I would like the Table 1: also in bold and large,as the one I showed in the published paper. And I want my caption span the textwidth, but I do not know-how.


  3. Which font the published paper used? If anyone can recognise it, can you change my font/font size to the one in the paper?


Thank you very much ! I am really struggling here. The following is my code:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
usepackagebooktabs
usepackageamsmath
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=scriptsize]caption
usepackagemakecell,graphicx,rotating,array,dcolumn,lscape,longtable,caption,lscape
begindocument
newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
captionsetupfont=footnotesize
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
beginlandscape
setlengthLTleft-40pt 
setlengthLTright-40pt 
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
begintable[htbp]
 centering
 beginminipagetextwidth
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return\ This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 endminipage
 begintabularll*8r@>$l<$
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \ & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & *** & -0.020 & *** & -0.026 & *** & -0.003 & *** & -0.007 & *** & -0.009 & *** & -0.007 & *** \
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.005 & *** & -0.015 & *** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & *** & 0.001 & \
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & *** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.038 & *** \
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & *** & -0.008 & *** & -0.010 & *** & -0.021 & *** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & *** & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & *** & 0.004 & *** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & *** & 0.011 & *** & 0.014 & *** & 0.030 & *** \
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
Overall & & 0.001 & *** & -0.004 & *** & -0.006 & *** & -0.010 & *** & 0.003 & *** & 0.002 & *** & 0.005 & *** & 0.014 & *** \
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endtabular
labeltab:addlabel
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Reference: Fama, E.F. & French, K.R. 2008, "Dissecting Anomalies", The Journal of Finance, vol. 63, no. 4, pp. 1653-1678






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  • Your table is not only too tall for the landscape page but also too wide. Also, why are some of the asterisks in superscript while some aren't?

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  • @leandriis Hi,leandriis. Thank you for your reply. Because today is my 2nd day to learn Latex, I have been spending hours online to "source" for a solution. So I wanted to do it by "trial-and-error" method. I might have loaded some useless stuff. Do not be bothered by asterisks, they are serving their purposes. It is significance level in short

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  • Your table is not only too tall for the landscape page but also too wide. Also, why are some of the asterisks in superscript while some aren't?

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 20:42











  • @leandriis Hi,leandriis. Thank you for your reply. Because today is my 2nd day to learn Latex, I have been spending hours online to "source" for a solution. So I wanted to do it by "trial-and-error" method. I might have loaded some useless stuff. Do not be bothered by asterisks, they are serving their purposes. It is significance level in short

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 20:45
















Your table is not only too tall for the landscape page but also too wide. Also, why are some of the asterisks in superscript while some aren't?

– leandriis
Jul 22 at 20:42





Your table is not only too tall for the landscape page but also too wide. Also, why are some of the asterisks in superscript while some aren't?

– leandriis
Jul 22 at 20:42













@leandriis Hi,leandriis. Thank you for your reply. Because today is my 2nd day to learn Latex, I have been spending hours online to "source" for a solution. So I wanted to do it by "trial-and-error" method. I might have loaded some useless stuff. Do not be bothered by asterisks, they are serving their purposes. It is significance level in short

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 20:45





@leandriis Hi,leandriis. Thank you for your reply. Because today is my 2nd day to learn Latex, I have been spending hours online to "source" for a solution. So I wanted to do it by "trial-and-error" method. I might have loaded some useless stuff. Do not be bothered by asterisks, they are serving their purposes. It is significance level in short

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Jul 22 at 20:45










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Here is my suggestion using the longtable package:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[singlelinecheck=false, font=large, bf]caption
usepackagearray,lscape,longtable


begindocument
beginlandscape

setlengthtabcolsep5pt

 beginlongtablell*8r@>$l<$
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Returnlabeltab:addlabel\ 
 multicolumn18@plinewidth@This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endfirsthead
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return - Continued \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\*
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\*
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\ 
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\* 
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \* & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \* 
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ addlinespace 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \ addlinespace
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \*
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.001 & \*
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \* 
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & ^*** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ^** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.038 & ^*** \ 
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \*
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.008 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & -0.021 & ^*** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.002 & ^** & -0.003 & ^** \*
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \* 
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.004 & ^*** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & ^*** & 0.011 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.030 & ^*** \* 
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \*
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \ addlinespace
Overall & & 0.001 & ^*** & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.006 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.002 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** \*
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \* 
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Personally, I'd suggest the usage of either dcolumn or siunitx to align the numbers in the table columns. I have not changed that in the above example.



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  • Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

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  • @veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

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  • Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

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Some off-topic refinement of your table ...



With correct use of longtable, S columns type defined in the siunitx package for numbers (and use only 9 columns, not 18 in your MWE), using your new command sym for designating numbers in table with * (on more consistent way), added "Continue on the next page" at bottom of table parts (except the last one), ...



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
%usepackageamsmath load and superset with mathtool
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=bf,small]caption
% packages related to tables
usepackagebooktabs,
 makecell,
% dcolumn,
 longtable
%newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
usepackagesiunitx
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
usepackagegraphicx,
 rotating,
 pdflscape

begindocument
beginlandscape
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
setlengthtabcolsep4pt

beginlongtable@ l*8 S[table-format=-3.5,
 input-symbols=(-),
 parse-numbers=false]
 @ 
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
labeltab:addlabel \

multicolumn9@ plinewidth @
This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endfirsthead
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endhead
 midrule
 multicolumn9rfootnotesizeitshape 
 Continue on the next page
endfoot
 bottomrule
endlastfoot
% table body
Purchaser (NPV) 
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.01sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.58) & (26.98) & (23.34) & (16.84)
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Purchaser (NPR)
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.017sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.57) & (26.99) & (23.37) & (16.89) 
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,904 & 129,660 & 128,239 & 124,051 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Seller (NPV)
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \ & (-27.13) & (-35.89) & (-34.16) & (-31.93)
 & (-13.05) & (-17.63) & (-15.62) & (-8.71) \
Count 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 \
Seller (NPR) 
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \
 & (-27.16) & (-35.94) & (-34.19) & (-31.97) 
 & (-13.08) & (-17.68) & (-15.65) & (-8.76) \
Count 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 \
Mom12=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.015sym***
 & 0.000 & 0.000 & 0.003sym*** & 0.001 \
 & (-3.54) & (-6.53) & (-4.65) & (-10.33) 
 & (0.88) & (-0.31) & (2.42) & (0.67) \
Count 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 \
Mom12=1 
 & 0.002sym*** & -0.002sym* & -0.001 & 0.005sym**
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.038sym*** \
 & (2.43) & (-1.55) & (-0.44) & (2.19) 
 & (4.17) & (3.67) & (7.59) & (14.87) \
Count 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 \
Mom24=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.008sym*** & -0.010sym*** & -0.021sym***
 & -0.001 & -0.004sym*** & -0.002sym** & -0.003sym** \
 & (-4.52) & (-10.34) & (-9.60) & (-14.28) 
 & (-1.11) & (-4.67) & (-2.30) & (-2.08) \
Count 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 \
Mom24=1 
 & 0.005sym*** & 0.004sym*** & 0.001 & 0.001
 & 0.007sym*** & 0.011sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.030sym*** \
 & (5.64) & (2.84) & (0.55) & (0.52) 
 & (7.74) & (8.20) & (7.47) & (10.83) \
Count 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 \
Overall 
 & 0.001sym*** & -0.004sym*** & -0.006sym*** & -0.010sym***
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.002sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** \
 & (2.32) & (-11.57) & (-12.01) & (-14.03)
 & (11.82) & (6.10) & (10.12) & (18.43) \
Count 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 \
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


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  • Thanks! I will learn from it as much as i can. Thanks for your tine

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  • you are welcome. see edited answer! and instead saying "thanks", you can up-vote answer :-)

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Here is a variant with some improvements in the table layout, like a spacing between groups of rows, and using the xltabularenvironment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx. I also defined a more compact ‘three stars’ symbol (iiiast).



 documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
 usepackagegeometry
 usepackagemathtools
 usepackagebooktabs
 usepackage[labelfont=footnotesize, bf,textfont =large, bf, labelsep=newline, justification=centering]caption
 usepackagemakecell, graphicx, rotating, dcolumn, lscape
 usepackagexltabular
 newcommandiiiast,***

 begindocument

 newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
 captionsetupfont=footnotesize
 defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
 beginlandscape
 setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
 setlengthtabcolsep3pt
 setlengthdefaultaddspace2ex
 beginxltabularlinewidth @X@*8>$r<$@>$l<$@
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \[3ex] parboxlinewidthnormalfontfootnotesize This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 labeltab:addlabel \
 toprule
 endfirsthead
 multicolumn17cbfseriesfootnotesizetablename,thetable textnormal (continued) \[1ex]
 toprule
 & multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 bottomrule
 multicolumn17r@ footnotesize(to be continued)
 endfoot
 bottomrule
 endlastfoot
 Purchaser rlap(NPV)
 &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Purchaser rlap(NPR) &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPV) & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
 Count & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPR) & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
 Count & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.001 & \
 & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) \
 Count & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=1 & 0.002 & iiiast & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.038 & iiiast \
 & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
 Count & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.008 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & -0.021 & iiiast & -0.001 & & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
 Count & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=1 & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.004 & iiiast & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & iiiast & 0.011 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.030 & iiiast \
 & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
 Count & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
 addlinespace
 Overall & 0.001 & iiiast & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.006 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.002 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast \
 & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
 Count & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &
 endxltabular
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Here is my suggestion using the longtable package:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[singlelinecheck=false, font=large, bf]caption
usepackagearray,lscape,longtable


begindocument
beginlandscape

setlengthtabcolsep5pt

 beginlongtablell*8r@>$l<$
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Returnlabeltab:addlabel\ 
 multicolumn18@plinewidth@This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endfirsthead
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return - Continued \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\*
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\*
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\ 
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\* 
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \* & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \* 
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ addlinespace 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \ addlinespace
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \*
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.001 & \*
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \* 
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & ^*** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ^** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.038 & ^*** \ 
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \*
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.008 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & -0.021 & ^*** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.002 & ^** & -0.003 & ^** \*
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \* 
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.004 & ^*** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & ^*** & 0.011 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.030 & ^*** \* 
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \*
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \ addlinespace
Overall & & 0.001 & ^*** & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.006 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.002 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** \*
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \* 
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Personally, I'd suggest the usage of either dcolumn or siunitx to align the numbers in the table columns. I have not changed that in the above example.



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  • Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:21












  • @veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 21:34











  • Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:57















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Here is my suggestion using the longtable package:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[singlelinecheck=false, font=large, bf]caption
usepackagearray,lscape,longtable


begindocument
beginlandscape

setlengthtabcolsep5pt

 beginlongtablell*8r@>$l<$
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Returnlabeltab:addlabel\ 
 multicolumn18@plinewidth@This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endfirsthead
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return - Continued \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\*
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\*
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\ 
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\* 
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \* & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \* 
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ addlinespace 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \ addlinespace
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \*
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.001 & \*
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \* 
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & ^*** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ^** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.038 & ^*** \ 
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \*
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.008 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & -0.021 & ^*** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.002 & ^** & -0.003 & ^** \*
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \* 
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.004 & ^*** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & ^*** & 0.011 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.030 & ^*** \* 
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \*
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \ addlinespace
Overall & & 0.001 & ^*** & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.006 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.002 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** \*
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \* 
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Personally, I'd suggest the usage of either dcolumn or siunitx to align the numbers in the table columns. I have not changed that in the above example.



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  • Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:21












  • @veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 21:34











  • Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:57













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Here is my suggestion using the longtable package:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[singlelinecheck=false, font=large, bf]caption
usepackagearray,lscape,longtable


begindocument
beginlandscape

setlengthtabcolsep5pt

 beginlongtablell*8r@>$l<$
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Returnlabeltab:addlabel\ 
 multicolumn18@plinewidth@This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endfirsthead
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return - Continued \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\*
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\*
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\ 
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\* 
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \* & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \* 
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ addlinespace 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \ addlinespace
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \*
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.001 & \*
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \* 
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & ^*** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ^** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.038 & ^*** \ 
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \*
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.008 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & -0.021 & ^*** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.002 & ^** & -0.003 & ^** \*
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \* 
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.004 & ^*** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & ^*** & 0.011 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.030 & ^*** \* 
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \*
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \ addlinespace
Overall & & 0.001 & ^*** & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.006 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.002 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** \*
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \* 
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Personally, I'd suggest the usage of either dcolumn or siunitx to align the numbers in the table columns. I have not changed that in the above example.



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Here is my suggestion using the longtable package:



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[singlelinecheck=false, font=large, bf]caption
usepackagearray,lscape,longtable


begindocument
beginlandscape

setlengthtabcolsep5pt

 beginlongtablell*8r@>$l<$
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Returnlabeltab:addlabel\ 
 multicolumn18@plinewidth@This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endfirsthead
 captiontextbflargeThe Results of Future Abnormal Return - Continued \
 toprule
 multicolumn2l& multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 multicolumn2c & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 Purchaser (NPV) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\*
 &&(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\*
 Count &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace
 Purchaser (NPR) &&0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^***\ 
 &&(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85)\* 
 Count &&130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121\ addlinespace 
Seller (NPV)&& -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \* & & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \* 
Count & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \ addlinespace 
Seller (NPR) & & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & -0.020 & ^*** & -0.026 & ^*** & -0.003 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** & -0.009 & ^*** & -0.007 & ^*** \ addlinespace
 & & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \*
Count & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.005 & ^*** & -0.015 & ^*** & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.001 & \*
 & & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) & \* 
Count & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \ addlinespace
Mom12=1 & & 0.002 & ^*** & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ^** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.038 & ^*** \ 
 & & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \*
Count & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=5 & & -0.002 & ^*** & -0.008 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & -0.021 & ^*** & -0.001 & & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.002 & ^** & -0.003 & ^** \*
 & & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \* 
Count & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \ addlinespace
Mom24=1 & & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.004 & ^*** & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & ^*** & 0.011 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** & 0.030 & ^*** \* 
 & & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \*
Count & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \ addlinespace
Overall & & 0.001 & ^*** & -0.004 & ^*** & -0.006 & ^*** & -0.010 & ^*** & 0.003 & ^*** & 0.002 & ^*** & 0.005 & ^*** & 0.014 & ^*** \*
 & & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \* 
Count & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &\ bottomrule 
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


Personally, I'd suggest the usage of either dcolumn or siunitx to align the numbers in the table columns. I have not changed that in the above example.



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  • Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:21












  • @veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 21:34











  • Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:57

















  • Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:21












  • @veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

    – leandriis
    Jul 22 at 21:34











  • Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:57
















Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 21:21






Yes Yes, this is exactly what I am looking for. Thank you very much! And, if it is not too much trouble, can you demonstrate the usage of dcolumn in my case and not modify the code you have posted (post a separate code). !!!! Thanks again

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 21:21














@veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

– leandriis
Jul 22 at 21:34





@veryBigman: For an example on how to use the dcolumn package, you might want to have a look at Mico's answer to your previous question.

– leandriis
Jul 22 at 21:34













Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 21:57





Thanks for the reference ! I appreciate your help!

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 21:57













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Some off-topic refinement of your table ...



With correct use of longtable, S columns type defined in the siunitx package for numbers (and use only 9 columns, not 18 in your MWE), using your new command sym for designating numbers in table with * (on more consistent way), added "Continue on the next page" at bottom of table parts (except the last one), ...



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
%usepackageamsmath load and superset with mathtool
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=bf,small]caption
% packages related to tables
usepackagebooktabs,
 makecell,
% dcolumn,
 longtable
%newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
usepackagesiunitx
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
usepackagegraphicx,
 rotating,
 pdflscape

begindocument
beginlandscape
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
setlengthtabcolsep4pt

beginlongtable@ l*8 S[table-format=-3.5,
 input-symbols=(-),
 parse-numbers=false]
 @ 
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
labeltab:addlabel \

multicolumn9@ plinewidth @
This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endfirsthead
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endhead
 midrule
 multicolumn9rfootnotesizeitshape 
 Continue on the next page
endfoot
 bottomrule
endlastfoot
% table body
Purchaser (NPV) 
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.01sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.58) & (26.98) & (23.34) & (16.84)
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Purchaser (NPR)
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.017sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.57) & (26.99) & (23.37) & (16.89) 
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,904 & 129,660 & 128,239 & 124,051 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Seller (NPV)
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \ & (-27.13) & (-35.89) & (-34.16) & (-31.93)
 & (-13.05) & (-17.63) & (-15.62) & (-8.71) \
Count 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 \
Seller (NPR) 
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \
 & (-27.16) & (-35.94) & (-34.19) & (-31.97) 
 & (-13.08) & (-17.68) & (-15.65) & (-8.76) \
Count 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 \
Mom12=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.015sym***
 & 0.000 & 0.000 & 0.003sym*** & 0.001 \
 & (-3.54) & (-6.53) & (-4.65) & (-10.33) 
 & (0.88) & (-0.31) & (2.42) & (0.67) \
Count 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 \
Mom12=1 
 & 0.002sym*** & -0.002sym* & -0.001 & 0.005sym**
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.038sym*** \
 & (2.43) & (-1.55) & (-0.44) & (2.19) 
 & (4.17) & (3.67) & (7.59) & (14.87) \
Count 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 \
Mom24=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.008sym*** & -0.010sym*** & -0.021sym***
 & -0.001 & -0.004sym*** & -0.002sym** & -0.003sym** \
 & (-4.52) & (-10.34) & (-9.60) & (-14.28) 
 & (-1.11) & (-4.67) & (-2.30) & (-2.08) \
Count 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 \
Mom24=1 
 & 0.005sym*** & 0.004sym*** & 0.001 & 0.001
 & 0.007sym*** & 0.011sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.030sym*** \
 & (5.64) & (2.84) & (0.55) & (0.52) 
 & (7.74) & (8.20) & (7.47) & (10.83) \
Count 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 \
Overall 
 & 0.001sym*** & -0.004sym*** & -0.006sym*** & -0.010sym***
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.002sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** \
 & (2.32) & (-11.57) & (-12.01) & (-14.03)
 & (11.82) & (6.10) & (10.12) & (18.43) \
Count 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 \
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


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  • Thanks! I will learn from it as much as i can. Thanks for your tine

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  • you are welcome. see edited answer! and instead saying "thanks", you can up-vote answer :-)

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Some off-topic refinement of your table ...



With correct use of longtable, S columns type defined in the siunitx package for numbers (and use only 9 columns, not 18 in your MWE), using your new command sym for designating numbers in table with * (on more consistent way), added "Continue on the next page" at bottom of table parts (except the last one), ...



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
%usepackageamsmath load and superset with mathtool
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=bf,small]caption
% packages related to tables
usepackagebooktabs,
 makecell,
% dcolumn,
 longtable
%newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
usepackagesiunitx
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
usepackagegraphicx,
 rotating,
 pdflscape

begindocument
beginlandscape
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
setlengthtabcolsep4pt

beginlongtable@ l*8 S[table-format=-3.5,
 input-symbols=(-),
 parse-numbers=false]
 @ 
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
labeltab:addlabel \

multicolumn9@ plinewidth @
This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endfirsthead
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endhead
 midrule
 multicolumn9rfootnotesizeitshape 
 Continue on the next page
endfoot
 bottomrule
endlastfoot
% table body
Purchaser (NPV) 
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.01sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.58) & (26.98) & (23.34) & (16.84)
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Purchaser (NPR)
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.017sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.57) & (26.99) & (23.37) & (16.89) 
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,904 & 129,660 & 128,239 & 124,051 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Seller (NPV)
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \ & (-27.13) & (-35.89) & (-34.16) & (-31.93)
 & (-13.05) & (-17.63) & (-15.62) & (-8.71) \
Count 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 \
Seller (NPR) 
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \
 & (-27.16) & (-35.94) & (-34.19) & (-31.97) 
 & (-13.08) & (-17.68) & (-15.65) & (-8.76) \
Count 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 \
Mom12=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.015sym***
 & 0.000 & 0.000 & 0.003sym*** & 0.001 \
 & (-3.54) & (-6.53) & (-4.65) & (-10.33) 
 & (0.88) & (-0.31) & (2.42) & (0.67) \
Count 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 \
Mom12=1 
 & 0.002sym*** & -0.002sym* & -0.001 & 0.005sym**
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.038sym*** \
 & (2.43) & (-1.55) & (-0.44) & (2.19) 
 & (4.17) & (3.67) & (7.59) & (14.87) \
Count 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 \
Mom24=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.008sym*** & -0.010sym*** & -0.021sym***
 & -0.001 & -0.004sym*** & -0.002sym** & -0.003sym** \
 & (-4.52) & (-10.34) & (-9.60) & (-14.28) 
 & (-1.11) & (-4.67) & (-2.30) & (-2.08) \
Count 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 \
Mom24=1 
 & 0.005sym*** & 0.004sym*** & 0.001 & 0.001
 & 0.007sym*** & 0.011sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.030sym*** \
 & (5.64) & (2.84) & (0.55) & (0.52) 
 & (7.74) & (8.20) & (7.47) & (10.83) \
Count 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 \
Overall 
 & 0.001sym*** & -0.004sym*** & -0.006sym*** & -0.010sym***
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.002sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** \
 & (2.32) & (-11.57) & (-12.01) & (-14.03)
 & (11.82) & (6.10) & (10.12) & (18.43) \
Count 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 \
endlongtable
endlandscape
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Some off-topic refinement of your table ...



With correct use of longtable, S columns type defined in the siunitx package for numbers (and use only 9 columns, not 18 in your MWE), using your new command sym for designating numbers in table with * (on more consistent way), added "Continue on the next page" at bottom of table parts (except the last one), ...



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
%usepackageamsmath load and superset with mathtool
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=bf,small]caption
% packages related to tables
usepackagebooktabs,
 makecell,
% dcolumn,
 longtable
%newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
usepackagesiunitx
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
usepackagegraphicx,
 rotating,
 pdflscape

begindocument
beginlandscape
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
setlengthtabcolsep4pt

beginlongtable@ l*8 S[table-format=-3.5,
 input-symbols=(-),
 parse-numbers=false]
 @ 
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
labeltab:addlabel \

multicolumn9@ plinewidth @
This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endfirsthead
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endhead
 midrule
 multicolumn9rfootnotesizeitshape 
 Continue on the next page
endfoot
 bottomrule
endlastfoot
% table body
Purchaser (NPV) 
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.01sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.58) & (26.98) & (23.34) & (16.84)
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Purchaser (NPR)
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.017sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.57) & (26.99) & (23.37) & (16.89) 
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,904 & 129,660 & 128,239 & 124,051 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Seller (NPV)
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \ & (-27.13) & (-35.89) & (-34.16) & (-31.93)
 & (-13.05) & (-17.63) & (-15.62) & (-8.71) \
Count 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 \
Seller (NPR) 
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \
 & (-27.16) & (-35.94) & (-34.19) & (-31.97) 
 & (-13.08) & (-17.68) & (-15.65) & (-8.76) \
Count 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 \
Mom12=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.015sym***
 & 0.000 & 0.000 & 0.003sym*** & 0.001 \
 & (-3.54) & (-6.53) & (-4.65) & (-10.33) 
 & (0.88) & (-0.31) & (2.42) & (0.67) \
Count 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 \
Mom12=1 
 & 0.002sym*** & -0.002sym* & -0.001 & 0.005sym**
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.038sym*** \
 & (2.43) & (-1.55) & (-0.44) & (2.19) 
 & (4.17) & (3.67) & (7.59) & (14.87) \
Count 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 \
Mom24=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.008sym*** & -0.010sym*** & -0.021sym***
 & -0.001 & -0.004sym*** & -0.002sym** & -0.003sym** \
 & (-4.52) & (-10.34) & (-9.60) & (-14.28) 
 & (-1.11) & (-4.67) & (-2.30) & (-2.08) \
Count 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 \
Mom24=1 
 & 0.005sym*** & 0.004sym*** & 0.001 & 0.001
 & 0.007sym*** & 0.011sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.030sym*** \
 & (5.64) & (2.84) & (0.55) & (0.52) 
 & (7.74) & (8.20) & (7.47) & (10.83) \
Count 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 \
Overall 
 & 0.001sym*** & -0.004sym*** & -0.006sym*** & -0.010sym***
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.002sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** \
 & (2.32) & (-11.57) & (-12.01) & (-14.03)
 & (11.82) & (6.10) & (10.12) & (18.43) \
Count 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 \
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


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With correct use of longtable, S columns type defined in the siunitx package for numbers (and use only 9 columns, not 18 in your MWE), using your new command sym for designating numbers in table with * (on more consistent way), added "Continue on the next page" at bottom of table parts (except the last one), ...



documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
usepackagemathtools
%usepackageamsmath load and superset with mathtool
usepackagefootnote
usepackage[font=bf,small]caption
% packages related to tables
usepackagebooktabs,
 makecell,
% dcolumn,
 longtable
%newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
usepackagesiunitx
defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
usepackagegraphicx,
 rotating,
 pdflscape

begindocument
beginlandscape
setlengthLTcapwidthlinewidth
setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
setlengthtabcolsep4pt

beginlongtable@ l*8 S[table-format=-3.5,
 input-symbols=(-),
 parse-numbers=false]
 @ 
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return
labeltab:addlabel \

multicolumn9@ plinewidth @
This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endfirsthead
captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \
 toprule
 & EW1M & EW3M & EW6M & EW12M & VW1M & VW3M & VW6M & VW12M \
 & (1) & (2) & (3) & (4) & (5) & (6) & (7) & (8) \
 midrule
endhead
 midrule
 multicolumn9rfootnotesizeitshape 
 Continue on the next page
endfoot
 bottomrule
endlastfoot
% table body
Purchaser (NPV) 
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.01sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.58) & (26.98) & (23.34) & (16.84)
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Purchaser (NPR)
 & 0.019sym*** & 0.021sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.025sym***
 & 0.017sym*** & 0.025sym*** & 0.038sym*** & 0.060sym*** \
 & (36.57) & (26.99) & (23.37) & (16.89) 
 & (34.03) & (31.64) & (34.72) & (38.85) \
Count 
 & 130,904 & 129,660 & 128,239 & 124,051 
 & 130,982 & 129,738 & 128,316 & 124,121 \
Seller (NPV)
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \ & (-27.13) & (-35.89) & (-34.16) & (-31.93)
 & (-13.05) & (-17.63) & (-15.62) & (-8.71) \
Count 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 
 & 300,988 & 297,590 & 291,807 & 278,807 \
Seller (NPR) 
 & -0.007sym*** & -0.015sym*** & -0.020sym*** & -0.026sym***
 & -0.003sym*** & -0.007sym*** & -0.009sym*** & -0.007sym*** \
 & (-27.16) & (-35.94) & (-34.19) & (-31.97) 
 & (-13.08) & (-17.68) & (-15.65) & (-8.76) \
Count 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 
 & 300,902 & 297,505 & 291,722 & 278,726 \
Mom12=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.005sym*** & -0.015sym***
 & 0.000 & 0.000 & 0.003sym*** & 0.001 \
 & (-3.54) & (-6.53) & (-4.65) & (-10.33) 
 & (0.88) & (-0.31) & (2.42) & (0.67) \
Count 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 
 & 102,749 & 101,378 & 99,148 & 94,324 \
Mom12=1 
 & 0.002sym*** & -0.002sym* & -0.001 & 0.005sym**
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.038sym*** \
 & (2.43) & (-1.55) & (-0.44) & (2.19) 
 & (4.17) & (3.67) & (7.59) & (14.87) \
Count 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 
 & 57,001 & 56,326 & 55,230 & 52,905 \
Mom24=5 
 & -0.002sym*** & -0.008sym*** & -0.010sym*** & -0.021sym***
 & -0.001 & -0.004sym*** & -0.002sym** & -0.003sym** \
 & (-4.52) & (-10.34) & (-9.60) & (-14.28) 
 & (-1.11) & (-4.67) & (-2.30) & (-2.08) \
Count 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 
 & 100,870 & 99,492 & 97,333 & 92,652 \
Mom24=1 
 & 0.005sym*** & 0.004sym*** & 0.001 & 0.001
 & 0.007sym*** & 0.011sym*** & 0.014sym*** & 0.030sym*** \
 & (5.64) & (2.84) & (0.55) & (0.52) 
 & (7.74) & (8.20) & (7.47) & (10.83) \
Count 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 
 & 48,490 & 47,999 & 47,176 & 45,153 \
Overall 
 & 0.001sym*** & -0.004sym*** & -0.006sym*** & -0.010sym***
 & 0.003sym*** & 0.002sym*** & 0.005sym*** & 0.014sym*** \
 & (2.32) & (-11.57) & (-12.01) & (-14.03)
 & (11.82) & (6.10) & (10.12) & (18.43) \
Count 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 
 & 432,005 & 427,360 & 420,155 & 402,960 \
endlongtable
endlandscape
enddocument


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  • Thanks! I will learn from it as much as i can. Thanks for your tine

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:56











  • you are welcome. see edited answer! and instead saying "thanks", you can up-vote answer :-)

    – Zarko
    Jul 22 at 22:00


















  • Thanks! I will learn from it as much as i can. Thanks for your tine

    – veryBigman
    Jul 22 at 21:56











  • you are welcome. see edited answer! and instead saying "thanks", you can up-vote answer :-)

    – Zarko
    Jul 22 at 22:00

















Thanks! I will learn from it as much as i can. Thanks for your tine

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 21:56





Thanks! I will learn from it as much as i can. Thanks for your tine

– veryBigman
Jul 22 at 21:56













you are welcome. see edited answer! and instead saying "thanks", you can up-vote answer :-)

– Zarko
Jul 22 at 22:00






you are welcome. see edited answer! and instead saying "thanks", you can up-vote answer :-)

– Zarko
Jul 22 at 22:00












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Here is a variant with some improvements in the table layout, like a spacing between groups of rows, and using the xltabularenvironment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx. I also defined a more compact ‘three stars’ symbol (iiiast).



 documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
 usepackagegeometry
 usepackagemathtools
 usepackagebooktabs
 usepackage[labelfont=footnotesize, bf,textfont =large, bf, labelsep=newline, justification=centering]caption
 usepackagemakecell, graphicx, rotating, dcolumn, lscape
 usepackagexltabular
 newcommandiiiast,***

 begindocument

 newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
 captionsetupfont=footnotesize
 defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
 beginlandscape
 setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
 setlengthtabcolsep3pt
 setlengthdefaultaddspace2ex
 beginxltabularlinewidth @X@*8>$r<$@>$l<$@
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \[3ex] parboxlinewidthnormalfontfootnotesize This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 labeltab:addlabel \
 toprule
 endfirsthead
 multicolumn17cbfseriesfootnotesizetablename,thetable textnormal (continued) \[1ex]
 toprule
 & multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 bottomrule
 multicolumn17r@ footnotesize(to be continued)
 endfoot
 bottomrule
 endlastfoot
 Purchaser rlap(NPV)
 &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Purchaser rlap(NPR) &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPV) & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
 Count & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPR) & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
 Count & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.001 & \
 & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) \
 Count & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=1 & 0.002 & iiiast & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.038 & iiiast \
 & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
 Count & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.008 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & -0.021 & iiiast & -0.001 & & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
 Count & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=1 & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.004 & iiiast & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & iiiast & 0.011 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.030 & iiiast \
 & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
 Count & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
 addlinespace
 Overall & 0.001 & iiiast & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.006 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.002 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast \
 & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
 Count & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &
 endxltabular
 endlandscape

 enddocument


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Here is a variant with some improvements in the table layout, like a spacing between groups of rows, and using the xltabularenvironment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx. I also defined a more compact ‘three stars’ symbol (iiiast).



 documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
 usepackagegeometry
 usepackagemathtools
 usepackagebooktabs
 usepackage[labelfont=footnotesize, bf,textfont =large, bf, labelsep=newline, justification=centering]caption
 usepackagemakecell, graphicx, rotating, dcolumn, lscape
 usepackagexltabular
 newcommandiiiast,***

 begindocument

 newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
 captionsetupfont=footnotesize
 defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
 beginlandscape
 setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
 setlengthtabcolsep3pt
 setlengthdefaultaddspace2ex
 beginxltabularlinewidth @X@*8>$r<$@>$l<$@
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \[3ex] parboxlinewidthnormalfontfootnotesize This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 labeltab:addlabel \
 toprule
 endfirsthead
 multicolumn17cbfseriesfootnotesizetablename,thetable textnormal (continued) \[1ex]
 toprule
 & multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 bottomrule
 multicolumn17r@ footnotesize(to be continued)
 endfoot
 bottomrule
 endlastfoot
 Purchaser rlap(NPV)
 &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Purchaser rlap(NPR) &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPV) & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
 Count & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPR) & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
 Count & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.001 & \
 & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) \
 Count & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=1 & 0.002 & iiiast & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.038 & iiiast \
 & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
 Count & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.008 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & -0.021 & iiiast & -0.001 & & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
 Count & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=1 & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.004 & iiiast & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & iiiast & 0.011 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.030 & iiiast \
 & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
 Count & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
 addlinespace
 Overall & 0.001 & iiiast & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.006 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.002 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast \
 & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
 Count & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &
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 usepackagegeometry
 usepackagemathtools
 usepackagebooktabs
 usepackage[labelfont=footnotesize, bf,textfont =large, bf, labelsep=newline, justification=centering]caption
 usepackagemakecell, graphicx, rotating, dcolumn, lscape
 usepackagexltabular
 newcommandiiiast,***

 begindocument

 newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
 captionsetupfont=footnotesize
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 setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
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 beginxltabularlinewidth @X@*8>$r<$@>$l<$@
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \[3ex] parboxlinewidthnormalfontfootnotesize This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
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 multicolumn17cbfseriesfootnotesizetablename,thetable textnormal (continued) \[1ex]
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 & multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 bottomrule
 multicolumn17r@ footnotesize(to be continued)
 endfoot
 bottomrule
 endlastfoot
 Purchaser rlap(NPV)
 &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Purchaser rlap(NPR) &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPV) & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
 Count & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPR) & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
 Count & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.001 & \
 & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) \
 Count & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=1 & 0.002 & iiiast & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.038 & iiiast \
 & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
 Count & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.008 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & -0.021 & iiiast & -0.001 & & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
 Count & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=1 & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.004 & iiiast & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & iiiast & 0.011 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.030 & iiiast \
 & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
 Count & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
 addlinespace
 Overall & 0.001 & iiiast & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.006 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.002 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast \
 & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
 Count & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &
 endxltabular
 endlandscape

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Here is a variant with some improvements in the table layout, like a spacing between groups of rows, and using the xltabularenvironment, which brings the functionalities of longtable to tabularx. I also defined a more compact ‘three stars’ symbol (iiiast).



 documentclass[11pt,a4paper]article
 usepackagegeometry
 usepackagemathtools
 usepackagebooktabs
 usepackage[labelfont=footnotesize, bf,textfont =large, bf, labelsep=newline, justification=centering]caption
 usepackagemakecell, graphicx, rotating, dcolumn, lscape
 usepackagexltabular
 newcommandiiiast,***

 begindocument

 newcolumntyped[1]D..#1
 captionsetupfont=footnotesize
 defsym#1ensuremath^mathrlap#1
 beginlandscape
 setlengthextrarowheight1.5pt
 setlengthtabcolsep3pt
 setlengthdefaultaddspace2ex
 beginxltabularlinewidth @X@*8>$r<$@>$l<$@
 captionThe Results of Future Abnormal Return \[3ex] parboxlinewidthnormalfontfootnotesize This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the This table reports the 
 labeltab:addlabel \
 toprule
 endfirsthead
 multicolumn17cbfseriesfootnotesizetablename,thetable textnormal (continued) \[1ex]
 toprule
 & multicolumn2cEW1M& multicolumn2cEW3M&multicolumn2cEW6M&multicolumn2cEW12M&multicolumn2cVW1M &multicolumn2cVW3M&multicolumn2cVW6M&multicolumn2cVW12M\
 & multicolumn2c(1) &multicolumn2c(2) &multicolumn2c(3) & multicolumn2c(4) & multicolumn2c(5) & multicolumn2c(6)& multicolumn2c(7)& multicolumn2c(8)\ midrule
 endhead
 bottomrule
 multicolumn17r@ footnotesize(to be continued)
 endfoot
 bottomrule
 endlastfoot
 Purchaser rlap(NPV)
 &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.58)&&(26.98)&&(23.34)&&(16.84)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Purchaser rlap(NPR) &0.019&^***&0.021&^***&0.025&^***&0.025&^***&0.017&^***&0.025&^***&0.038&^***&0.060&^*** \
 &(36.57)&&(26.99)&&(23.37)&&(16.89)&&(34.03)&&(31.64)&&(34.72)&&(38.85) \
 Count &130,904 &&129,660 &&128,239 &&124,051 &&130,982 &&129,738 &&128,316 &&124,121 \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPV) & -0.007 & *** & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.13) & & (-35.89) & & (-34.16) & & (-31.93) & & (-13.05) & & (-17.63) & & (-15.62) & & (-8.71) & \
 Count & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & & 300,988 & & 297,590 & & 291,807 & & 278,807 & \
 addlinespace
 Seller (NPR) & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & -0.020 & iiiast & -0.026 & iiiast & -0.003 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast & -0.009 & iiiast & -0.007 & iiiast \
 & (-27.16) & & (-35.94) & & (-34.19) & & (-31.97) & & (-13.08) & & (-17.68) & & (-15.65) & & (-8.76) & \
 Count & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & & 300,902 & & 297,505 & & 291,722 & & 278,726 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.005 & iiiast & -0.015 & iiiast & 0.000 & & 0.000 & & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.001 & \
 & (-3.54) & & (-6.53) & & (-4.65) & & (-10.33) & & (0.88) & & (-0.31) & & (2.42) & & (0.67) \
 Count & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & & 102,749 & & 101,378 & & 99,148 & & 94,324 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom12=1 & 0.002 & iiiast & -0.002 & * & -0.001 & & 0.005 & ** & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.038 & iiiast \
 & (2.43) & & (-1.55) & & (-0.44) & & (2.19) & & (4.17) & & (3.67) & & (7.59) & & (14.87) & \
 Count & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & & 57,001 & & 56,326 & & 55,230 & & 52,905 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=5 & -0.002 & iiiast & -0.008 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & -0.021 & iiiast & -0.001 & & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.002 & ** & -0.003 & ** \
 & (-4.52) & & (-10.34) & & (-9.60) & & (-14.28) & & (-1.11) & & (-4.67) & & (-2.30) & & (-2.08) & \
 Count & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & & 100,870 & & 99,492 & & 97,333 & & 92,652 & \
 addlinespace
 Mom24=1 & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.004 & iiiast & 0.001 & & 0.001 & & 0.007 & iiiast & 0.011 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast & 0.030 & iiiast \
 & (5.64) & & (2.84) & & (0.55) & & (0.52) & & (7.74) & & (8.20) & & (7.47) & & (10.83) & \
 Count & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & & 48,490 & & 47,999 & & 47,176 & & 45,153 & \
 addlinespace
 Overall & 0.001 & iiiast & -0.004 & iiiast & -0.006 & iiiast & -0.010 & iiiast & 0.003 & iiiast & 0.002 & iiiast & 0.005 & iiiast & 0.014 & iiiast \
 & (2.32) & & (-11.57) & & (-12.01) & & (-14.03) & & (11.82) & & (6.10) & & (10.12) & & (18.43) & \
 Count & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 & & 432,005 & & 427,360 & & 420,155 & & 402,960 &
 endxltabular
 endlandscape

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  • I learnt so much from your answer, this is very helpful! Let me express my gratitude again.

    – veryBigman
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  • Thanks for your reply Bernard. I went to bed yesterday. I am learning your method right now.

    – veryBigman
    Jul 23 at 5:45











  • I learnt so much from your answer, this is very helpful! Let me express my gratitude again.

    – veryBigman
    Jul 23 at 5:55
















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