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Table content alignment to centre using tabular
Why are my Images not correctly centered?Column with fixed width and centre alignmentAlignment inside the table in tabularHow to create a table with fixed-width cells and use cellcolor and multicolumn to create time bars? Or: How to substitute ganttbar with tabular?Improper alignment in tabular environment when using xcolor table optionspacing and alignment using array in a table with tabular setupTabular alignment S tableCan't centre tabular tableVertically-centre content of a Table
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I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA
& small textbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
I had tried :
begintabularccc
tables horizontal-alignment
edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
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I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA
& small textbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
I had tried :
begintabularccc
tables horizontal-alignment
edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
763k90 gold badges1995 silver badges3342 bronze badges
asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
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I suppose you means second and third columns? What width?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:30
@Bernard, yes, columns. I will edit my questions again. The width should be same for both second and third columns.
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:31
What will be the real content of these columns?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:34
@Bernard, it is just percentages of number (for example: 50%, 100%, 40%)
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:41
add a comment |
I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA
& small textbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
I had tried :
begintabularccc
tables horizontal-alignment
edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
763k90 gold badges1995 silver badges3342 bronze badges
asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
2427 bronze badges
I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA
& small textbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
Outcome:
I wish to put the second and third columns in equal length and in center.
I had tried :
begintabularccc
tables horizontal-alignment
tables horizontal-alignment
edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
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asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
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edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
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asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
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edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
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edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
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edited Aug 10 at 22:51
egreg
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asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
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asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
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asked Aug 10 at 22:22
aanaan
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I suppose you means second and third columns? What width?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:30
@Bernard, yes, columns. I will edit my questions again. The width should be same for both second and third columns.
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:31
What will be the real content of these columns?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:34
@Bernard, it is just percentages of number (for example: 50%, 100%, 40%)
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:41
add a comment |
I suppose you means second and third columns? What width?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:30
@Bernard, yes, columns. I will edit my questions again. The width should be same for both second and third columns.
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:31
What will be the real content of these columns?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:34
@Bernard, it is just percentages of number (for example: 50%, 100%, 40%)
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:41
I suppose you means second and third columns? What width?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:30
I suppose you means second and third columns? What width?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:30
@Bernard, yes, columns. I will edit my questions again. The width should be same for both second and third columns.
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:31
@Bernard, yes, columns. I will edit my questions again. The width should be same for both second and third columns.
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:31
What will be the real content of these columns?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:34
What will be the real content of these columns?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:34
@Bernard, it is just percentages of number (for example: 50%, 100%, 40%)
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:41
@Bernard, it is just percentages of number (for example: 50%, 100%, 40%)
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:41
add a comment |
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Here is a way with the help of parbox
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfAAhfill
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfBBhfill \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 22:50
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Here is a possible solution, based on siunitx to have a nice alignment of numbers (centred right-aligned). Non-numbers in S columns have to be surrounded by a pair of braces and are automatically centred. Furthermore, the width of S columns can be chosen. This solution also relies on makecell, which allows for line breaks in standard cells, and a common formatting of the arguments of the makecell and thead commands.
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray
usepackagebooktabs, makecell
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
usepackagesiunitx
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-format=3.0, table-number-alignment=center, table-column-width=1.5cm
begintabularcSS
toprule
& multicolumn2csmallbfseries Testing Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctheadmakebox[0pt]Making into Secondline\ (%) \
cmidrule2-3
&small textbfAA
& smalltextbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
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1
My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
add a comment |
This make columns "Z", centered with exactly the half width of the longest header line. You have only to say to LateX what is the width of that header line, before of each tabular, width settowidth:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,array
newlengthxxx % suggestion: change "xxx" for something meaningful
newcolumntypeZ>hfilp.5xxx
begindocument
settowidthxxxtextbfMaking into Secondline (%)
begintabularcZZ toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA & small textbfBB \midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 9:03
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Here is a way with the help of parbox
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfAAhfill
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfBBhfill \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 22:50
koleygrkoleygr
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Here is a way with the help of parbox
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfAAhfill
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfBBhfill \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 22:50
koleygrkoleygr
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Here is a way with the help of parbox
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfAAhfill
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfBBhfill \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 22:50
koleygrkoleygr
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Here is a way with the help of parbox
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
%begintabularxtextwidth@Y*3W@
centering
begintabularccc
toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \
cmidrule2-3
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfAAhfill
& parbox3cmsmallhfiltextbfBBhfill \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 22:50
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answered Aug 10 at 22:50
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Here is a possible solution, based on siunitx to have a nice alignment of numbers (centred right-aligned). Non-numbers in S columns have to be surrounded by a pair of braces and are automatically centred. Furthermore, the width of S columns can be chosen. This solution also relies on makecell, which allows for line breaks in standard cells, and a common formatting of the arguments of the makecell and thead commands.
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray
usepackagebooktabs, makecell
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
usepackagesiunitx
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-format=3.0, table-number-alignment=center, table-column-width=1.5cm
begintabularcSS
toprule
& multicolumn2csmallbfseries Testing Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctheadmakebox[0pt]Making into Secondline\ (%) \
cmidrule2-3
&small textbfAA
& smalltextbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
189k7 gold badges85 silver badges224 bronze badges
1
My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
add a comment |
Here is a possible solution, based on siunitx to have a nice alignment of numbers (centred right-aligned). Non-numbers in S columns have to be surrounded by a pair of braces and are automatically centred. Furthermore, the width of S columns can be chosen. This solution also relies on makecell, which allows for line breaks in standard cells, and a common formatting of the arguments of the makecell and thead commands.
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray
usepackagebooktabs, makecell
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
usepackagesiunitx
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-format=3.0, table-number-alignment=center, table-column-width=1.5cm
begintabularcSS
toprule
& multicolumn2csmallbfseries Testing Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctheadmakebox[0pt]Making into Secondline\ (%) \
cmidrule2-3
&small textbfAA
& smalltextbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
189k7 gold badges85 silver badges224 bronze badges
1
My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
add a comment |
Here is a possible solution, based on siunitx to have a nice alignment of numbers (centred right-aligned). Non-numbers in S columns have to be surrounded by a pair of braces and are automatically centred. Furthermore, the width of S columns can be chosen. This solution also relies on makecell, which allows for line breaks in standard cells, and a common formatting of the arguments of the makecell and thead commands.
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray
usepackagebooktabs, makecell
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
usepackagesiunitx
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-format=3.0, table-number-alignment=center, table-column-width=1.5cm
begintabularcSS
toprule
& multicolumn2csmallbfseries Testing Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctheadmakebox[0pt]Making into Secondline\ (%) \
cmidrule2-3
&small textbfAA
& smalltextbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
189k7 gold badges85 silver badges224 bronze badges
Here is a possible solution, based on siunitx to have a nice alignment of numbers (centred right-aligned). Non-numbers in S columns have to be surrounded by a pair of braces and are automatically centred. Furthermore, the width of S columns can be chosen. This solution also relies on makecell, which allows for line breaks in standard cells, and a common formatting of the arguments of the makecell and thead commands.
documentclassarticle
usepackagearray
usepackagebooktabs, makecell
renewcommandtheadfontsmallbfseries
usepackagesiunitx
begindocument
begintable[!ht]
centering
sisetuptable-format=3.0, table-number-alignment=center, table-column-width=1.5cm
begintabularcSS
toprule
& multicolumn2csmallbfseries Testing Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctheadmakebox[0pt]Making into Secondline\ (%) \
cmidrule2-3
&small textbfAA
& smalltextbfBB \
midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
bottomrule
endtabular
endtable
enddocument
answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
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edited Aug 10 at 23:14
answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
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answered Aug 10 at 23:06
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answered Aug 10 at 23:06
BernardBernard
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My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
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1
My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
1
1
My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
My clipboard manager struck again! Thank you for pointing it! I'll fix that within seconds.
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 23:12
add a comment |
This make columns "Z", centered with exactly the half width of the longest header line. You have only to say to LateX what is the width of that header line, before of each tabular, width settowidth:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,array
newlengthxxx % suggestion: change "xxx" for something meaningful
newcolumntypeZ>hfilp.5xxx
begindocument
settowidthxxxtextbfMaking into Secondline (%)
begintabularcZZ toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA & small textbfBB \midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 9:03
FranFran
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add a comment |
This make columns "Z", centered with exactly the half width of the longest header line. You have only to say to LateX what is the width of that header line, before of each tabular, width settowidth:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,array
newlengthxxx % suggestion: change "xxx" for something meaningful
newcolumntypeZ>hfilp.5xxx
begindocument
settowidthxxxtextbfMaking into Secondline (%)
begintabularcZZ toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA & small textbfBB \midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 9:03
FranFran
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add a comment |
This make columns "Z", centered with exactly the half width of the longest header line. You have only to say to LateX what is the width of that header line, before of each tabular, width settowidth:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,array
newlengthxxx % suggestion: change "xxx" for something meaningful
newcolumntypeZ>hfilp.5xxx
begindocument
settowidthxxxtextbfMaking into Secondline (%)
begintabularcZZ toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA & small textbfBB \midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
answered Aug 11 at 9:03
FranFran
56.2k6 gold badges123 silver badges190 bronze badges
This make columns "Z", centered with exactly the half width of the longest header line. You have only to say to LateX what is the width of that header line, before of each tabular, width settowidth:
documentclassarticle
usepackagebooktabs,array
newlengthxxx % suggestion: change "xxx" for something meaningful
newcolumntypeZ>hfilp.5xxx
begindocument
settowidthxxxtextbfMaking into Secondline (%)
begintabularcZZ toprule
& multicolumn2ctextbfTesting Testing Testin \
& multicolumn2ctextbfMaking into Secondline (%) \cmidrule2-3
& small textbfAA & small textbfBB \midrule
Test 1 & 33 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \
Test 2 & 57 & 73 \bottomrule
endtabular
enddocument
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I suppose you means second and third columns? What width?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:30
@Bernard, yes, columns. I will edit my questions again. The width should be same for both second and third columns.
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:31
What will be the real content of these columns?
– Bernard
Aug 10 at 22:34
@Bernard, it is just percentages of number (for example: 50%, 100%, 40%)
– aan
Aug 10 at 22:41