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Table formatting top left corner caption
How to force table caption on top?placing caption on the top right or top left -Table caption align top-rightTable and caption formattingProblem with formatting two tabulars and long caption in table*Double hline and no top left cornerFormatting caption so it doesn't run off the table widthRemove top corner of a tableCaption at left side of the tableLeft align caption of table
I have a pretty typical format I follow for tables due to restrictions imposed by professors. While we are not required to use LaTeX it makes my life easier in terms of formatting and so on. However, due to the table format we must follow I am unable to use captions in my tables because I have struggled with a way to try and move them to the correct location. This in turn forces me to keep track of table numbers and all the annoying things that LaTeX tracks for us. I've included the format and what I used to create it below.
begin{table}[H]
centering
setlength{arrayrulewidth}{2pt}
begin{tabular}{cccccc}
multicolumn{5}{l}{textbf{Table 3} Main Effects and Interactions}\
hline\
underline{Combination} & underline{$sumDelta T^{+}$} & underline{$sumDelta T^{-}$} & underline{Contrast} & underline{Main Effect (E)} & underline{Absolute Effect $|E|$}\[0.25cm]
A & 251.03& 376.99& -125.96& -10.49 & 10.49\[0.125cm]
B & 372.03& 255.99& 116.04& 9.67 & 9.67\[0.125cm]
AB & 305.82& 322.2& -16.38& -1.365 & 1.365\[0.125cm]
C & 274.89& 353.13& -78.24& -6.52 & 6.52\[0.125cm]
AC & 324.9& 303.12& 21.78& 1.815 & 1.815\[0.125cm]
BC & 337.3& 290.72& 46.58& 3.88 & 3.88\[0.125cm]
ABC & 306.09& 321.93& -15.84& -1.32 & 1.32\[0.125cm]
hline
end{tabular}
label{tab:effects}
end{table}
I wanted to see if anyone knew of a way that I could position the table number and caption in the way that I have in the image so that I don't have to manually keep track of the numbers myself. I've tried things like defining the caption above the tabular environment and left justifying it but it hasn't worked. I don't necessarily agree with the positioning requirement but it effects our grade so I don't have much of a choice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I have a pretty typical format I follow for tables due to restrictions imposed by professors. While we are not required to use LaTeX it makes my life easier in terms of formatting and so on. However, due to the table format we must follow I am unable to use captions in my tables because I have struggled with a way to try and move them to the correct location. This in turn forces me to keep track of table numbers and all the annoying things that LaTeX tracks for us. I've included the format and what I used to create it below.
begin{table}[H]
centering
setlength{arrayrulewidth}{2pt}
begin{tabular}{cccccc}
multicolumn{5}{l}{textbf{Table 3} Main Effects and Interactions}\
hline\
underline{Combination} & underline{$sumDelta T^{+}$} & underline{$sumDelta T^{-}$} & underline{Contrast} & underline{Main Effect (E)} & underline{Absolute Effect $|E|$}\[0.25cm]
A & 251.03& 376.99& -125.96& -10.49 & 10.49\[0.125cm]
B & 372.03& 255.99& 116.04& 9.67 & 9.67\[0.125cm]
AB & 305.82& 322.2& -16.38& -1.365 & 1.365\[0.125cm]
C & 274.89& 353.13& -78.24& -6.52 & 6.52\[0.125cm]
AC & 324.9& 303.12& 21.78& 1.815 & 1.815\[0.125cm]
BC & 337.3& 290.72& 46.58& 3.88 & 3.88\[0.125cm]
ABC & 306.09& 321.93& -15.84& -1.32 & 1.32\[0.125cm]
hline
end{tabular}
label{tab:effects}
end{table}
I wanted to see if anyone knew of a way that I could position the table number and caption in the way that I have in the image so that I don't have to manually keep track of the numbers myself. I've tried things like defining the caption above the tabular environment and left justifying it but it hasn't worked. I don't necessarily agree with the positioning requirement but it effects our grade so I don't have much of a choice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
tables captions
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Your "Minimal Working Example" (MWE) should start withdocumentclass, include all relevantusepackagecommands, end withend{document}and compile without errors, even if it does not produce your desired output. That way other users can just cut an paste your entire MWE as a starting point..
– Sandy G
27 secs ago
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I have a pretty typical format I follow for tables due to restrictions imposed by professors. While we are not required to use LaTeX it makes my life easier in terms of formatting and so on. However, due to the table format we must follow I am unable to use captions in my tables because I have struggled with a way to try and move them to the correct location. This in turn forces me to keep track of table numbers and all the annoying things that LaTeX tracks for us. I've included the format and what I used to create it below.
begin{table}[H]
centering
setlength{arrayrulewidth}{2pt}
begin{tabular}{cccccc}
multicolumn{5}{l}{textbf{Table 3} Main Effects and Interactions}\
hline\
underline{Combination} & underline{$sumDelta T^{+}$} & underline{$sumDelta T^{-}$} & underline{Contrast} & underline{Main Effect (E)} & underline{Absolute Effect $|E|$}\[0.25cm]
A & 251.03& 376.99& -125.96& -10.49 & 10.49\[0.125cm]
B & 372.03& 255.99& 116.04& 9.67 & 9.67\[0.125cm]
AB & 305.82& 322.2& -16.38& -1.365 & 1.365\[0.125cm]
C & 274.89& 353.13& -78.24& -6.52 & 6.52\[0.125cm]
AC & 324.9& 303.12& 21.78& 1.815 & 1.815\[0.125cm]
BC & 337.3& 290.72& 46.58& 3.88 & 3.88\[0.125cm]
ABC & 306.09& 321.93& -15.84& -1.32 & 1.32\[0.125cm]
hline
end{tabular}
label{tab:effects}
end{table}
I wanted to see if anyone knew of a way that I could position the table number and caption in the way that I have in the image so that I don't have to manually keep track of the numbers myself. I've tried things like defining the caption above the tabular environment and left justifying it but it hasn't worked. I don't necessarily agree with the positioning requirement but it effects our grade so I don't have much of a choice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
tables captions
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I have a pretty typical format I follow for tables due to restrictions imposed by professors. While we are not required to use LaTeX it makes my life easier in terms of formatting and so on. However, due to the table format we must follow I am unable to use captions in my tables because I have struggled with a way to try and move them to the correct location. This in turn forces me to keep track of table numbers and all the annoying things that LaTeX tracks for us. I've included the format and what I used to create it below.
begin{table}[H]
centering
setlength{arrayrulewidth}{2pt}
begin{tabular}{cccccc}
multicolumn{5}{l}{textbf{Table 3} Main Effects and Interactions}\
hline\
underline{Combination} & underline{$sumDelta T^{+}$} & underline{$sumDelta T^{-}$} & underline{Contrast} & underline{Main Effect (E)} & underline{Absolute Effect $|E|$}\[0.25cm]
A & 251.03& 376.99& -125.96& -10.49 & 10.49\[0.125cm]
B & 372.03& 255.99& 116.04& 9.67 & 9.67\[0.125cm]
AB & 305.82& 322.2& -16.38& -1.365 & 1.365\[0.125cm]
C & 274.89& 353.13& -78.24& -6.52 & 6.52\[0.125cm]
AC & 324.9& 303.12& 21.78& 1.815 & 1.815\[0.125cm]
BC & 337.3& 290.72& 46.58& 3.88 & 3.88\[0.125cm]
ABC & 306.09& 321.93& -15.84& -1.32 & 1.32\[0.125cm]
hline
end{tabular}
label{tab:effects}
end{table}
I wanted to see if anyone knew of a way that I could position the table number and caption in the way that I have in the image so that I don't have to manually keep track of the numbers myself. I've tried things like defining the caption above the tabular environment and left justifying it but it hasn't worked. I don't necessarily agree with the positioning requirement but it effects our grade so I don't have much of a choice. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Your "Minimal Working Example" (MWE) should start withdocumentclass, include all relevantusepackagecommands, end withend{document}and compile without errors, even if it does not produce your desired output. That way other users can just cut an paste your entire MWE as a starting point..
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Your "Minimal Working Example" (MWE) should start withdocumentclass, include all relevantusepackagecommands, end withend{document}and compile without errors, even if it does not produce your desired output. That way other users can just cut an paste your entire MWE as a starting point..
– Sandy G
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Your "Minimal Working Example" (MWE) should start with
documentclass, include all relevant usepackage commands, end with end{document} and compile without errors, even if it does not produce your desired output. That way other users can just cut an paste your entire MWE as a starting point..– Sandy G
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Welcome to TeX.SX. Your "Minimal Working Example" (MWE) should start with
documentclass, include all relevant usepackage commands, end with end{document} and compile without errors, even if it does not produce your desired output. That way other users can just cut an paste your entire MWE as a starting point..– Sandy G
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