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What can be done to ensure that the vertical row headers in a LaTex table fit properly?

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answered 2022-03-21 20:00:00 +0000

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There are several ways to ensure that the vertical row headers in a LaTex table fit properly:

  1. Adjust column width: Use the \begin{tabular}{|p{width}|...} command to specify the width of the first column.

  2. Use a smaller font size: Use the \small or \footnotesize command to reduce the font size of the row headers.

  3. Use a rotated header: Rotate the header 90 degrees with the \rotatebox command, which can fit sideways in narrow columns.

  4. Center the text: Use the \centering command to center the text within the cell.

  5. Use a multi-row header: Use the \multicolumn command to merge multiple rows, which will fit better and avoid the problem altogether.

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