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How to properly draw diagonal line while using multicolumn inside tabular environment?
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)How to create multicolumn with a diagonal lineDifferent column widths when using multicolumn in tabular enviromentHow to properly draw a table using tabularHow to put Verbatim inside multicolumn in tabular?tabular-diagonal separating lineMulticolumn with line break does not center properlyNew environment with content inside multicolumnUsing multicolumn inside overlayAutomatic line break inside multicolumn table
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documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
%usepackageshowframe
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
This is tabular portion of my code. However, the ends of diagonal line dividing first coloumn don't seem to meet the corner of the cell. I posted this because I wasn't able to find my case.
tables multicolumn diagbox
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
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asked Mar 31 at 11:25
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documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
%usepackageshowframe
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
This is tabular portion of my code. However, the ends of diagonal line dividing first coloumn don't seem to meet the corner of the cell. I posted this because I wasn't able to find my case.
tables multicolumn diagbox
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
Welcome to TeX SX! Please post a complete compilable code
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:27
I added compilable code
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:37
add a comment |
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documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
%usepackageshowframe
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
This is tabular portion of my code. However, the ends of diagonal line dividing first coloumn don't seem to meet the corner of the cell. I posted this because I wasn't able to find my case.
tables multicolumn diagbox
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
%usepackageshowframe
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
This is tabular portion of my code. However, the ends of diagonal line dividing first coloumn don't seem to meet the corner of the cell. I posted this because I wasn't able to find my case.
tables multicolumn diagbox
tables multicolumn diagbox
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
edited Mar 31 at 11:43
leandriis
11.3k1733
11.3k1733
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
asked Mar 31 at 11:25
Andrew ChoAndrew Cho
283
283
Welcome to TeX SX! Please post a complete compilable code
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:27
I added compilable code
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:37
add a comment |
Welcome to TeX SX! Please post a complete compilable code
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:27
I added compilable code
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:37
Welcome to TeX SX! Please post a complete compilable code
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:27
Welcome to TeX SX! Please post a complete compilable code
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 11:27
I added compilable code
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:37
I added compilable code
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:37
add a comment |
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Here is a solution, using multirowcell in the place of multirow. I removed the unnecessary packages for the problem at hand. Also, I took the opportunity to simplify and improve the code, in particular using the S column type for the last four columns:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackagemultirow, tabularx, longtable, makecell, diagbox
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagehyperref
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
sisetuptable-format=2.11, table-number-alignment=center
begintabular*4
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [siV] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirowcell2Current $I$ \[-0.5ex][simA] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play withwidth, as in @leandriis'answer, or withheight(the latter being by trial and error).
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
add a comment |
4
With the help of the optional width argument of diagbox you can achieve the following:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
usepackagecalc
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
begindocument
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagbox[width=widthofStep (b)+widthofCurrent $I$ [SImilliampere]+4tabcolsep+arrayrulewidthrelax]ProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
add a comment |
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Here is a solution, using multirowcell in the place of multirow. I removed the unnecessary packages for the problem at hand. Also, I took the opportunity to simplify and improve the code, in particular using the S column type for the last four columns:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackagemultirow, tabularx, longtable, makecell, diagbox
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagehyperref
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
sisetuptable-format=2.11, table-number-alignment=center
begintabular*4
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [siV] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirowcell2Current $I$ \[-0.5ex][simA] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play withwidth, as in @leandriis'answer, or withheight(the latter being by trial and error).
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
add a comment |
4
Here is a solution, using multirowcell in the place of multirow. I removed the unnecessary packages for the problem at hand. Also, I took the opportunity to simplify and improve the code, in particular using the S column type for the last four columns:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackagemultirow, tabularx, longtable, makecell, diagbox
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagehyperref
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
sisetuptable-format=2.11, table-number-alignment=center
begintabular*4
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [siV] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirowcell2Current $I$ \[-0.5ex][simA] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play withwidth, as in @leandriis'answer, or withheight(the latter being by trial and error).
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
add a comment |
4
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Here is a solution, using multirowcell in the place of multirow. I removed the unnecessary packages for the problem at hand. Also, I took the opportunity to simplify and improve the code, in particular using the S column type for the last four columns:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackagemultirow, tabularx, longtable, makecell, diagbox
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagehyperref
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
sisetuptable-format=2.11, table-number-alignment=center
begintabular*4
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [siV] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirowcell2Current $I$ \[-0.5ex][simA] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
Here is a solution, using multirowcell in the place of multirow. I removed the unnecessary packages for the problem at hand. Also, I took the opportunity to simplify and improve the code, in particular using the S column type for the last four columns:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackagemultirow, tabularx, longtable, makecell, diagbox
usepackagesiunitx
usepackagehyperref
%usepackage[inline]enumitem
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.3pt
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
titleExample
authorExample
begindocument
maketitle
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
sisetuptable-format=2.11, table-number-alignment=center
begintabular*4
hline
multicolumn2diagboxProcedureVoltage [siV] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirowcell2Current $I$ \[-0.5ex][simA] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
edited Mar 31 at 16:35
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 12:25
BernardBernard
176k778210
176k778210
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play withwidth, as in @leandriis'answer, or withheight(the latter being by trial and error).
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
add a comment |
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play withwidth, as in @leandriis'answer, or withheight(the latter being by trial and error).
– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
Thank you so much for answering the question. May I ask why multirowcell produces different result?
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 13:17
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play with
width, as in @leandriis'answer, or with height (the latter being by trial and error).– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
That's because I used two lines, so the second column is not so large as it was. The other possibilities iw to play with
width, as in @leandriis'answer, or with height (the latter being by trial and error).– Bernard
Mar 31 at 13:21
add a comment |
4
With the help of the optional width argument of diagbox you can achieve the following:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
usepackagecalc
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
begindocument
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagbox[width=widthofStep (b)+widthofCurrent $I$ [SImilliampere]+4tabcolsep+arrayrulewidthrelax]ProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
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With the help of the optional width argument of diagbox you can achieve the following:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
usepackagecalc
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
begindocument
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagbox[width=widthofStep (b)+widthofCurrent $I$ [SImilliampere]+4tabcolsep+arrayrulewidthrelax]ProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
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leandriisleandriis
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Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
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With the help of the optional width argument of diagbox you can achieve the following:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
usepackagecalc
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
begindocument
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagbox[width=widthofStep (b)+widthofCurrent $I$ [SImilliampere]+4tabcolsep+arrayrulewidthrelax]ProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
With the help of the optional width argument of diagbox you can achieve the following:
documentclass[a4paper]article
usepackage[cjk]kotex
usepackageenumerate, float, pgf, tikz, circuitikz, multirow, tabularx, longtable, pdfpages, makecell, hyperref, array, siunitx, diagbox
usepackagecalc
setlengthtextheight10.75in
setlengthtextwidth6.5in
setlengthvoffset-1.5in
setlengthhoffset-0.863285in
setlengthmarginparwidth0in
setlengthmarginparpush0in
hypersetuppdfborder= 0 0 0
begindocument
begincenter
renewcommandarraystretch1.3
begintabularc
hline
multicolumn2diagbox[width=widthofStep (b)+widthofCurrent $I$ [SImilliampere]+4tabcolsep+arrayrulewidthrelax]ProcedureVoltage [SIvolt] & thead1st: 3.606\ 2nd: 3.02195 & thead1st: 5.068\ 2nd: 5.042 & thead1st: 7.064\ 2nd: 7.0115 & thead1st: 9.062\ 2nd: 9.069\
hline
Step (b) & multirow2*Current $I$ [SImilliampere] & 13.4703025775 & 18.9316398954 & 26.3877474785 & 33.8513261113\
cline1-1cline3-6
Step (d) & & 2.54715947404 & 4.24983142279 & 5.90989548213 & 7.64413351315\
hline
endtabular
endcenter
enddocument
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
edited Mar 31 at 12:27
Bernard
176k778210
176k778210
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
answered Mar 31 at 11:50
leandriisleandriis
11.3k1733
11.3k1733
Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
add a comment |
Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
Thank you so much for answering. I was so frustrated by this...
– Andrew Cho
Mar 31 at 11:53
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
@AndrewCho Don't worry. There are very good experts here.
– Sebastiano
Mar 31 at 11:55
add a comment |
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