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Coloring only Part of a Row in a Table
coloring every other row of a table, with vertical linescoloring entire row of tabular*Axis part coloringBetter table code and coloring tableunwanted table coloring issuealternate row colors for only some columnsColoring table row ruins pm symbolColoring the *text* of the entire row in a tableCenter align only first table rowRow coloring problems in table (svmono class)
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Let's say you have this table:
I want to highlight only parts of certain rows. For example, I want to highlight the fourth row, but only highlight this row for the first six columns. Then for the last six columns, I want to highlight the last row.
I know you can use cellcolor, but it seems rather tedious to do this for every single column. Is there a more elegant way to color only specific cells from a row?
P.S. I know there is extra space toward the end of the table, I have to fix it :)
Here is the code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx
usepackagemultirow
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.730157$ & $1$ & $0$ & $alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.741681$ & $1$ & $0$ \
$alpha = 0.8$ & $0.0281825$ & $8/31$ & $1.735783$ & $7$ & $1$ & $alpha = 0.8$ & $0.02822086$ & $11/31$ & $1.732505$ & $108$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02425659$ & $8/31$ & $1.711518$ & $26$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02380529$ & $11/31$ & $1.727994$ & $226$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.4$ & $0.021494$ & $7/31$ & $1.706627$ & $29$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.4$ & $0.0214516$ & $11/31$ & $1.726991$ & $319$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02001998$ & $7/31$ & $1.70708$ & $32$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02007049$ & $11/31$ & $1.72622$ & $393$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0$ & $0.01946719$ & $7/31$ & $1.707758$ & $36$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0$ & $0.01921006$ & $11/31$ & $1.725663$ & $472$ & $1$ \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
EDIT made edits to MWE.
tables formatting color tabularx
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Let's say you have this table:
I want to highlight only parts of certain rows. For example, I want to highlight the fourth row, but only highlight this row for the first six columns. Then for the last six columns, I want to highlight the last row.
I know you can use cellcolor, but it seems rather tedious to do this for every single column. Is there a more elegant way to color only specific cells from a row?
P.S. I know there is extra space toward the end of the table, I have to fix it :)
Here is the code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx
usepackagemultirow
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.730157$ & $1$ & $0$ & $alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.741681$ & $1$ & $0$ \
$alpha = 0.8$ & $0.0281825$ & $8/31$ & $1.735783$ & $7$ & $1$ & $alpha = 0.8$ & $0.02822086$ & $11/31$ & $1.732505$ & $108$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02425659$ & $8/31$ & $1.711518$ & $26$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02380529$ & $11/31$ & $1.727994$ & $226$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.4$ & $0.021494$ & $7/31$ & $1.706627$ & $29$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.4$ & $0.0214516$ & $11/31$ & $1.726991$ & $319$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02001998$ & $7/31$ & $1.70708$ & $32$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02007049$ & $11/31$ & $1.72622$ & $393$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0$ & $0.01946719$ & $7/31$ & $1.707758$ & $36$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0$ & $0.01921006$ & $11/31$ & $1.725663$ & $472$ & $1$ \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
EDIT made edits to MWE.
tables formatting color tabularx
asked Jul 28 at 3:07
Aiden KennyAiden Kenny
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The MWE cannot produce the image showed. There are several errors, as the lack of booktabs package, not closing the float options and more. Can you fix this first, please? BTW, imho the bottom rule is perfect as is, but intexdoc booktabsyou have how to make rules with another vertical spacing.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 7:54
@Fran: I suppose that the statement " extra space toward the end of the table" does refer to horizontal end of the table (lines continuing to the right margin) instead of the vertical end of the table.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 7:57
@Aiden Kenny: In addition to the previous comment, thelandscapeenvironment is misssing. If I add it, your table is wider than the textwidth. So your MWE must either be missing some font size settings or you changed the margins using for examplegeometry. Please also add these settings. Could you please also add teh reason why you used math mode for all the numbers?
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 8:00
@leandriis The bottom line end well in the image. It is not clear what we had to solve in this example, beside a method to coloring specific a matrix of n × m cells with only one command.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 8:13
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@AidenKenny: Thanks for updating the MWE. Thesiunitxpackage (that I used in the fourth table of my answer) can also handle negative numbers. Maybe you want to use that. You can of course incorporate that in all of the other layouts as well.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 18:55
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Let's say you have this table:
I want to highlight only parts of certain rows. For example, I want to highlight the fourth row, but only highlight this row for the first six columns. Then for the last six columns, I want to highlight the last row.
I know you can use cellcolor, but it seems rather tedious to do this for every single column. Is there a more elegant way to color only specific cells from a row?
P.S. I know there is extra space toward the end of the table, I have to fix it :)
Here is the code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx
usepackagemultirow
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.730157$ & $1$ & $0$ & $alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.741681$ & $1$ & $0$ \
$alpha = 0.8$ & $0.0281825$ & $8/31$ & $1.735783$ & $7$ & $1$ & $alpha = 0.8$ & $0.02822086$ & $11/31$ & $1.732505$ & $108$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02425659$ & $8/31$ & $1.711518$ & $26$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02380529$ & $11/31$ & $1.727994$ & $226$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.4$ & $0.021494$ & $7/31$ & $1.706627$ & $29$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.4$ & $0.0214516$ & $11/31$ & $1.726991$ & $319$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02001998$ & $7/31$ & $1.70708$ & $32$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02007049$ & $11/31$ & $1.72622$ & $393$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0$ & $0.01946719$ & $7/31$ & $1.707758$ & $36$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0$ & $0.01921006$ & $11/31$ & $1.725663$ & $472$ & $1$ \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
EDIT made edits to MWE.
tables formatting color tabularx
asked Jul 28 at 3:07
Aiden KennyAiden Kenny
6557 bronze badges
Let's say you have this table:
I want to highlight only parts of certain rows. For example, I want to highlight the fourth row, but only highlight this row for the first six columns. Then for the last six columns, I want to highlight the last row.
I know you can use cellcolor, but it seems rather tedious to do this for every single column. Is there a more elegant way to color only specific cells from a row?
P.S. I know there is extra space toward the end of the table, I have to fix it :)
Here is the code:
documentclassarticle
usepackagetabularx
usepackagemultirow
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[margin = 1in]geometry
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.730157$ & $1$ & $0$ & $alpha = 1$ & $0.05873092$ & $11/31$ & $1.741681$ & $1$ & $0$ \
$alpha = 0.8$ & $0.0281825$ & $8/31$ & $1.735783$ & $7$ & $1$ & $alpha = 0.8$ & $0.02822086$ & $11/31$ & $1.732505$ & $108$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02425659$ & $8/31$ & $1.711518$ & $26$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.6$ & $0.02380529$ & $11/31$ & $1.727994$ & $226$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.4$ & $0.021494$ & $7/31$ & $1.706627$ & $29$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.4$ & $0.0214516$ & $11/31$ & $1.726991$ & $319$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02001998$ & $7/31$ & $1.70708$ & $32$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0.2$ & $0.02007049$ & $11/31$ & $1.72622$ & $393$ & $1$ \
$alpha = 0$ & $0.01946719$ & $7/31$ & $1.707758$ & $36$ & $2$ & $alpha = 0$ & $0.01921006$ & $11/31$ & $1.725663$ & $472$ & $1$ \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument
EDIT made edits to MWE.
tables formatting color tabularx
tables formatting color tabularx
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The MWE cannot produce the image showed. There are several errors, as the lack of booktabs package, not closing the float options and more. Can you fix this first, please? BTW, imho the bottom rule is perfect as is, but intexdoc booktabsyou have how to make rules with another vertical spacing.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 7:54
@Fran: I suppose that the statement " extra space toward the end of the table" does refer to horizontal end of the table (lines continuing to the right margin) instead of the vertical end of the table.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 7:57
@Aiden Kenny: In addition to the previous comment, thelandscapeenvironment is misssing. If I add it, your table is wider than the textwidth. So your MWE must either be missing some font size settings or you changed the margins using for examplegeometry. Please also add these settings. Could you please also add teh reason why you used math mode for all the numbers?
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 8:00
@leandriis The bottom line end well in the image. It is not clear what we had to solve in this example, beside a method to coloring specific a matrix of n × m cells with only one command.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 8:13
1
@AidenKenny: Thanks for updating the MWE. Thesiunitxpackage (that I used in the fourth table of my answer) can also handle negative numbers. Maybe you want to use that. You can of course incorporate that in all of the other layouts as well.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 18:55
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The MWE cannot produce the image showed. There are several errors, as the lack of booktabs package, not closing the float options and more. Can you fix this first, please? BTW, imho the bottom rule is perfect as is, but intexdoc booktabsyou have how to make rules with another vertical spacing.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 7:54
@Fran: I suppose that the statement " extra space toward the end of the table" does refer to horizontal end of the table (lines continuing to the right margin) instead of the vertical end of the table.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 7:57
@Aiden Kenny: In addition to the previous comment, thelandscapeenvironment is misssing. If I add it, your table is wider than the textwidth. So your MWE must either be missing some font size settings or you changed the margins using for examplegeometry. Please also add these settings. Could you please also add teh reason why you used math mode for all the numbers?
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 8:00
@leandriis The bottom line end well in the image. It is not clear what we had to solve in this example, beside a method to coloring specific a matrix of n × m cells with only one command.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 8:13
1
@AidenKenny: Thanks for updating the MWE. Thesiunitxpackage (that I used in the fourth table of my answer) can also handle negative numbers. Maybe you want to use that. You can of course incorporate that in all of the other layouts as well.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 18:55
The MWE cannot produce the image showed. There are several errors, as the lack of booktabs package, not closing the float options and more. Can you fix this first, please? BTW, imho the bottom rule is perfect as is, but in
texdoc booktabs you have how to make rules with another vertical spacing.– Fran
Jul 28 at 7:54
The MWE cannot produce the image showed. There are several errors, as the lack of booktabs package, not closing the float options and more. Can you fix this first, please? BTW, imho the bottom rule is perfect as is, but in
texdoc booktabs you have how to make rules with another vertical spacing.– Fran
Jul 28 at 7:54
@Fran: I suppose that the statement " extra space toward the end of the table" does refer to horizontal end of the table (lines continuing to the right margin) instead of the vertical end of the table.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 7:57
@Fran: I suppose that the statement " extra space toward the end of the table" does refer to horizontal end of the table (lines continuing to the right margin) instead of the vertical end of the table.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 7:57
@Aiden Kenny: In addition to the previous comment, the
landscape environment is misssing. If I add it, your table is wider than the textwidth. So your MWE must either be missing some font size settings or you changed the margins using for example geometry. Please also add these settings. Could you please also add teh reason why you used math mode for all the numbers?– leandriis
Jul 28 at 8:00
@Aiden Kenny: In addition to the previous comment, the
landscape environment is misssing. If I add it, your table is wider than the textwidth. So your MWE must either be missing some font size settings or you changed the margins using for example geometry. Please also add these settings. Could you please also add teh reason why you used math mode for all the numbers?– leandriis
Jul 28 at 8:00
@leandriis The bottom line end well in the image. It is not clear what we had to solve in this example, beside a method to coloring specific a matrix of n × m cells with only one command.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 8:13
@leandriis The bottom line end well in the image. It is not clear what we had to solve in this example, beside a method to coloring specific a matrix of n × m cells with only one command.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 8:13
1
1
@AidenKenny: Thanks for updating the MWE. The
siunitx package (that I used in the fourth table of my answer) can also handle negative numbers. Maybe you want to use that. You can of course incorporate that in all of the other layouts as well.– leandriis
Jul 28 at 18:55
@AidenKenny: Thanks for updating the MWE. The
siunitx package (that I used in the fourth table of my answer) can also handle negative numbers. Maybe you want to use that. You can of course incorporate that in all of the other layouts as well.– leandriis
Jul 28 at 18:55
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As far as I know, the colortbl package only offers methods to easily color a whole row or a whole column. If you only want to color parts of it, there is the cellcolor command. If you don't want to repeat it with the same color definition over and over again, you could use an abbreviation. (Might also come in handy, if you later on decide that you want to change the color). Please also note that I have removed the superfluous $ that surrounded every number in your original example code. Also, I guessed the settings for the geometry package as they were not given in your example.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagetabularx
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 & $alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 & $alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 & $alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc$alpha = 0.4$ & mycc 0.021494 & mycc 7/31 & mycc 1.706627 & mycc 29 & mycc 2 & $alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 & $alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 & mycc$alpha = 0$ & mycc 0.01921006 & mycc 11/31 & mycc 1.725663 & mycc 472 & mycc 1 \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
You seem to have already noticed that the horizontal lines continue all the way to the right margin even though the table's contents are not that wide. This is due to your usage of tabularx that I have not corrected in the above MWE. If you want your table to be as wide as the textwidth and are open to a slight redesign of your table, you might be interested in the following MWE (that also just needs one rowcolor command to color the mentioned cells):
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ bottomrule
endtabular
hfill
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray $alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
Starting from this redesign you might also want to rethink if a landscape orientation is really necessary, as your table can fit into the text block of a portrait page (even with standard margins) perfectly fine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
& multicolumn5c $K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Finally, here is the layout I personally would go for. Here I have used the S type columns from the siunitx package in order to align the numbers with respect to the decimal marker and used >(l<) in order to automatically set the comments of the first column in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
begintabular@quad>(l<)S[table-format=1.8]cS[table-format=1.6]S[table-format=3]c toprule
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
alpha = 0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
alpha = 0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
edited Jul 28 at 18:54
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answered Jul 28 at 8:45
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Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
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To bunch of examples in @leandriis's answer let me add two more examples:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,tabularx
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
newcommandmyccs[2]cellcolorlightgraytablenum[table-format=#1]#2
%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
begindocument
begintable[ht]
small
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and its option texttttablenum and texttttabularx
setlengthtabcolsep2.4pt
centering
begintabularxlinewidth@
>columncolorwhite[0pt][tabcolsep]l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>centeringX
@quad
l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>columncolorwhite[tabcolsep][0pt]centeringarraybackslashX
@
toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering &
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \
cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(r)8-12
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG &
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG \
midrule
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 &
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 &
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 &
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc0.4
& myccs1.80.021494
& mycc7/31
& myccs1.61.706627
& myccs329
& mycc2 &
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 &
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 &
mycc0
& myccs1.80.01921006
& mycc11/31
& myccs1.61.725663
& myccs3472
& mycc1 \
midrule[heavyrulewidth]
multicolumn12plinewidth
MC: Missclass.,
SG: Sig. Coef.,
SG: Sig. Groups
endtabularx
endtable
begintable[ht]
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and texttttabular
centering
begintabularS[table-format=1.1]
S[table-format=1.8]
c
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
c
toprule
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\
midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \
midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
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As far as I know, the colortbl package only offers methods to easily color a whole row or a whole column. If you only want to color parts of it, there is the cellcolor command. If you don't want to repeat it with the same color definition over and over again, you could use an abbreviation. (Might also come in handy, if you later on decide that you want to change the color). Please also note that I have removed the superfluous $ that surrounded every number in your original example code. Also, I guessed the settings for the geometry package as they were not given in your example.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagetabularx
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 & $alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 & $alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 & $alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc$alpha = 0.4$ & mycc 0.021494 & mycc 7/31 & mycc 1.706627 & mycc 29 & mycc 2 & $alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 & $alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 & mycc$alpha = 0$ & mycc 0.01921006 & mycc 11/31 & mycc 1.725663 & mycc 472 & mycc 1 \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
You seem to have already noticed that the horizontal lines continue all the way to the right margin even though the table's contents are not that wide. This is due to your usage of tabularx that I have not corrected in the above MWE. If you want your table to be as wide as the textwidth and are open to a slight redesign of your table, you might be interested in the following MWE (that also just needs one rowcolor command to color the mentioned cells):
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ bottomrule
endtabular
hfill
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray $alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
Starting from this redesign you might also want to rethink if a landscape orientation is really necessary, as your table can fit into the text block of a portrait page (even with standard margins) perfectly fine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
& multicolumn5c $K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Finally, here is the layout I personally would go for. Here I have used the S type columns from the siunitx package in order to align the numbers with respect to the decimal marker and used >(l<) in order to automatically set the comments of the first column in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
begintabular@quad>(l<)S[table-format=1.8]cS[table-format=1.6]S[table-format=3]c toprule
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
alpha = 0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
alpha = 0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
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answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
add a comment |
6
As far as I know, the colortbl package only offers methods to easily color a whole row or a whole column. If you only want to color parts of it, there is the cellcolor command. If you don't want to repeat it with the same color definition over and over again, you could use an abbreviation. (Might also come in handy, if you later on decide that you want to change the color). Please also note that I have removed the superfluous $ that surrounded every number in your original example code. Also, I guessed the settings for the geometry package as they were not given in your example.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagetabularx
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 & $alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 & $alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 & $alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc$alpha = 0.4$ & mycc 0.021494 & mycc 7/31 & mycc 1.706627 & mycc 29 & mycc 2 & $alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 & $alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 & mycc$alpha = 0$ & mycc 0.01921006 & mycc 11/31 & mycc 1.725663 & mycc 472 & mycc 1 \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
You seem to have already noticed that the horizontal lines continue all the way to the right margin even though the table's contents are not that wide. This is due to your usage of tabularx that I have not corrected in the above MWE. If you want your table to be as wide as the textwidth and are open to a slight redesign of your table, you might be interested in the following MWE (that also just needs one rowcolor command to color the mentioned cells):
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ bottomrule
endtabular
hfill
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray $alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
Starting from this redesign you might also want to rethink if a landscape orientation is really necessary, as your table can fit into the text block of a portrait page (even with standard margins) perfectly fine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
& multicolumn5c $K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Finally, here is the layout I personally would go for. Here I have used the S type columns from the siunitx package in order to align the numbers with respect to the decimal marker and used >(l<) in order to automatically set the comments of the first column in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
begintabular@quad>(l<)S[table-format=1.8]cS[table-format=1.6]S[table-format=3]c toprule
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
alpha = 0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
alpha = 0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
6557 bronze badges
answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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1
Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
add a comment |
6
6
6
As far as I know, the colortbl package only offers methods to easily color a whole row or a whole column. If you only want to color parts of it, there is the cellcolor command. If you don't want to repeat it with the same color definition over and over again, you could use an abbreviation. (Might also come in handy, if you later on decide that you want to change the color). Please also note that I have removed the superfluous $ that surrounded every number in your original example code. Also, I guessed the settings for the geometry package as they were not given in your example.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagetabularx
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 & $alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 & $alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 & $alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc$alpha = 0.4$ & mycc 0.021494 & mycc 7/31 & mycc 1.706627 & mycc 29 & mycc 2 & $alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 & $alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 & mycc$alpha = 0$ & mycc 0.01921006 & mycc 11/31 & mycc 1.725663 & mycc 472 & mycc 1 \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
You seem to have already noticed that the horizontal lines continue all the way to the right margin even though the table's contents are not that wide. This is due to your usage of tabularx that I have not corrected in the above MWE. If you want your table to be as wide as the textwidth and are open to a slight redesign of your table, you might be interested in the following MWE (that also just needs one rowcolor command to color the mentioned cells):
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ bottomrule
endtabular
hfill
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray $alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
Starting from this redesign you might also want to rethink if a landscape orientation is really necessary, as your table can fit into the text block of a portrait page (even with standard margins) perfectly fine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
& multicolumn5c $K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Finally, here is the layout I personally would go for. Here I have used the S type columns from the siunitx package in order to align the numbers with respect to the decimal marker and used >(l<) in order to automatically set the comments of the first column in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
begintabular@quad>(l<)S[table-format=1.8]cS[table-format=1.6]S[table-format=3]c toprule
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
alpha = 0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
alpha = 0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
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answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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As far as I know, the colortbl package only offers methods to easily color a whole row or a whole column. If you only want to color parts of it, there is the cellcolor command. If you don't want to repeat it with the same color definition over and over again, you could use an abbreviation. (Might also come in handy, if you later on decide that you want to change the color). Please also note that I have removed the superfluous $ that surrounded every number in your original example code. Also, I guessed the settings for the geometry package as they were not given in your example.
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagetabularx
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularxlinewidthlccccclccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering & & multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(lr)8-12
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups & & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 & $alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 & $alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 & $alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc$alpha = 0.4$ & mycc 0.021494 & mycc 7/31 & mycc 1.706627 & mycc 29 & mycc 2 & $alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 & $alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 & mycc$alpha = 0$ & mycc 0.01921006 & mycc 11/31 & mycc 1.725663 & mycc 472 & mycc 1 \ bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
You seem to have already noticed that the horizontal lines continue all the way to the right margin even though the table's contents are not that wide. This is due to your usage of tabularx that I have not corrected in the above MWE. If you want your table to be as wide as the textwidth and are open to a slight redesign of your table, you might be interested in the following MWE (that also just needs one rowcolor command to color the mentioned cells):
documentclassarticle
usepackage[margin=2cm]geometry
usepackagepdflscape
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
beginlandscape
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ bottomrule
endtabular
hfill
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray $alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
endlandscape
enddocument
Starting from this redesign you might also want to rethink if a landscape orientation is really necessary, as your table can fit into the text block of a portrait page (even with standard margins) perfectly fine:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
defarraystretch1.5
begintabularlccccc toprule
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \ cmidrule(lr)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
$alpha = 0$ & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
& multicolumn5c $K$-means Clustering \ cmidrule(r)2-6
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups \ midrule
$alpha = 1$ & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
$alpha = 0.8$ & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
$alpha = 0.6$ & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.4$ & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
$alpha = 0.2$ & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray$alpha = 0$ & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Finally, here is the layout I personally would go for. Here I have used the S type columns from the siunitx package in order to align the numbers with respect to the decimal marker and used >(l<) in order to automatically set the comments of the first column in math mode.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
begindocument
begintable[ht]
centering
begintabular@quad>(l<)S[table-format=1.8]cS[table-format=1.6]S[table-format=3]c toprule
& $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\ midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
alpha = 0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \ midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
alpha = 1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
alpha = 0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
alpha = 0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
alpha = 0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
alpha = 0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgrayalpha = 0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \ bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
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answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
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edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
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edited Jul 28 at 18:54
Aiden Kenny
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6557 bronze badges
answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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answered Jul 28 at 8:45
leandriisleandriis
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Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
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Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
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1
Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
Choosing a format for a table is always a difficult task. I like having it in landscape since I have other tables that go along with it (not shown in MWE), and in landscape it all fits nicely on one page. I do like the idea of separating the long table into two separate ones! I will experiment with all of your answers and see which one is best :)
– Aiden Kenny
Jul 28 at 18:55
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To bunch of examples in @leandriis's answer let me add two more examples:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,tabularx
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
newcommandmyccs[2]cellcolorlightgraytablenum[table-format=#1]#2
%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
begindocument
begintable[ht]
small
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and its option texttttablenum and texttttabularx
setlengthtabcolsep2.4pt
centering
begintabularxlinewidth@
>columncolorwhite[0pt][tabcolsep]l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>centeringX
@quad
l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>columncolorwhite[tabcolsep][0pt]centeringarraybackslashX
@
toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering &
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \
cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(r)8-12
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG &
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG \
midrule
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 &
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 &
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 &
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc0.4
& myccs1.80.021494
& mycc7/31
& myccs1.61.706627
& myccs329
& mycc2 &
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 &
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 &
mycc0
& myccs1.80.01921006
& mycc11/31
& myccs1.61.725663
& myccs3472
& mycc1 \
midrule[heavyrulewidth]
multicolumn12plinewidth
MC: Missclass.,
SG: Sig. Coef.,
SG: Sig. Groups
endtabularx
endtable
begintable[ht]
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and texttttabular
centering
begintabularS[table-format=1.1]
S[table-format=1.8]
c
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
c
toprule
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\
midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \
midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
(red lines indicate text borders)
answered Jul 28 at 11:45
ZarkoZarko
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To bunch of examples in @leandriis's answer let me add two more examples:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,tabularx
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
newcommandmyccs[2]cellcolorlightgraytablenum[table-format=#1]#2
%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
begindocument
begintable[ht]
small
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and its option texttttablenum and texttttabularx
setlengthtabcolsep2.4pt
centering
begintabularxlinewidth@
>columncolorwhite[0pt][tabcolsep]l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>centeringX
@quad
l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>columncolorwhite[tabcolsep][0pt]centeringarraybackslashX
@
toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering &
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \
cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(r)8-12
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG &
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG \
midrule
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 &
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 &
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 &
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc0.4
& myccs1.80.021494
& mycc7/31
& myccs1.61.706627
& myccs329
& mycc2 &
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 &
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 &
mycc0
& myccs1.80.01921006
& mycc11/31
& myccs1.61.725663
& myccs3472
& mycc1 \
midrule[heavyrulewidth]
multicolumn12plinewidth
MC: Missclass.,
SG: Sig. Coef.,
SG: Sig. Groups
endtabularx
endtable
begintable[ht]
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and texttttabular
centering
begintabularS[table-format=1.1]
S[table-format=1.8]
c
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
c
toprule
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\
midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \
midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
(red lines indicate text borders)
answered Jul 28 at 11:45
ZarkoZarko
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To bunch of examples in @leandriis's answer let me add two more examples:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,tabularx
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
newcommandmyccs[2]cellcolorlightgraytablenum[table-format=#1]#2
%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
begindocument
begintable[ht]
small
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and its option texttttablenum and texttttabularx
setlengthtabcolsep2.4pt
centering
begintabularxlinewidth@
>columncolorwhite[0pt][tabcolsep]l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>centeringX
@quad
l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>columncolorwhite[tabcolsep][0pt]centeringarraybackslashX
@
toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering &
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \
cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(r)8-12
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG &
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG \
midrule
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 &
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 &
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 &
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc0.4
& myccs1.80.021494
& mycc7/31
& myccs1.61.706627
& myccs329
& mycc2 &
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 &
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 &
mycc0
& myccs1.80.01921006
& mycc11/31
& myccs1.61.725663
& myccs3472
& mycc1 \
midrule[heavyrulewidth]
multicolumn12plinewidth
MC: Missclass.,
SG: Sig. Coef.,
SG: Sig. Groups
endtabularx
endtable
begintable[ht]
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and texttttabular
centering
begintabularS[table-format=1.1]
S[table-format=1.8]
c
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
c
toprule
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\
midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \
midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
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answered Jul 28 at 11:45
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To bunch of examples in @leandriis's answer let me add two more examples:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,tabularx
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[table]xcolor
newcommandmycccellcolorlightgray
newcommandmyccs[2]cellcolorlightgraytablenum[table-format=#1]#2
%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
begindocument
begintable[ht]
small
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and its option texttttablenum and texttttabularx
setlengthtabcolsep2.4pt
centering
begintabularxlinewidth@
>columncolorwhite[0pt][tabcolsep]l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>centeringX
@quad
l
S[table-format=1.8]
r
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
>columncolorwhite[tabcolsep][0pt]centeringarraybackslashX
@
toprule
& multicolumn5c$K$-means Clustering &
& multicolumn5cHierarchical Clustering \
cmidrule(r)2-6 cmidrule(r)8-12
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG &
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & MC & Deviance & SC & SG \
midrule
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 &
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 &
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 &
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
mycc0.4
& myccs1.80.021494
& mycc7/31
& myccs1.61.706627
& myccs329
& mycc2 &
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 &
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 &
mycc0
& myccs1.80.01921006
& mycc11/31
& myccs1.61.725663
& myccs3472
& mycc1 \
midrule[heavyrulewidth]
multicolumn12plinewidth
MC: Missclass.,
SG: Sig. Coef.,
SG: Sig. Groups
endtabularx
endtable
begintable[ht]
captionWith use of textttsiunitx and texttttabular
centering
begintabularS[table-format=1.1]
S[table-format=1.8]
c
S[table-format=1.6]
S[table-format=3]
c
toprule
$alpha$ & $lambda$ & Misclass. & Deviance & Sig. Coef. & Sig. Groups\
midrule
multicolumn6@lHierarchical Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.741681 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.02822086 & 11/31 & 1.732505 & 108 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02380529 & 11/31 & 1.727994 & 226 & 1 \
rowcolorlightgray
0.4 & 0.0214516 & 11/31 & 1.726991 & 319 & 1 \
0.2 & 0.02007049 & 11/31 & 1.72622 & 393 & 1 \
0 & 0.01921006 & 11/31 & 1.725663 & 472 & 1 \
midrule
multicolumn6@l$K$-means Clustering \
1 & 0.05873092 & 11/31 & 1.730157 & 1 & 0 \
0.8 & 0.0281825 & 8/31 & 1.735783 & 7 & 1 \
0.6 & 0.02425659 & 8/31 & 1.711518 & 26 & 2 \
0.4 & 0.021494 & 7/31 & 1.706627 & 29 & 2 \
0.2 & 0.02001998 & 7/31 & 1.70708 & 32 & 2 \
rowcolorlightgray
0 & 0.01946719 & 7/31 & 1.707758 & 36 & 2 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
(red lines indicate text borders)
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The MWE cannot produce the image showed. There are several errors, as the lack of booktabs package, not closing the float options and more. Can you fix this first, please? BTW, imho the bottom rule is perfect as is, but in
texdoc booktabsyou have how to make rules with another vertical spacing.– Fran
Jul 28 at 7:54
@Fran: I suppose that the statement " extra space toward the end of the table" does refer to horizontal end of the table (lines continuing to the right margin) instead of the vertical end of the table.
– leandriis
Jul 28 at 7:57
@Aiden Kenny: In addition to the previous comment, the
landscapeenvironment is misssing. If I add it, your table is wider than the textwidth. So your MWE must either be missing some font size settings or you changed the margins using for examplegeometry. Please also add these settings. Could you please also add teh reason why you used math mode for all the numbers?– leandriis
Jul 28 at 8:00
@leandriis The bottom line end well in the image. It is not clear what we had to solve in this example, beside a method to coloring specific a matrix of n × m cells with only one command.
– Fran
Jul 28 at 8:13
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@AidenKenny: Thanks for updating the MWE. The
siunitxpackage (that I used in the fourth table of my answer) can also handle negative numbers. Maybe you want to use that. You can of course incorporate that in all of the other layouts as well.– leandriis
Jul 28 at 18:55