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Is it possible to use \cline multiple times when using multirow? For example, I've used \cline{2-2}\cline{6-8} for a horizontal rule from column 2 to column 2, followed by a break (no line from 3-5) and another horizontal rule from 6 to 8 Another option for this kind of rule manipulation is provided by hhline
How to adjust the width in table using \cline command? - TeX You seem to have 5 columns, and the hidden \cline should be for columns 2-4 If that is correct, the solution uses the hhline package, with this syntax (replace the black color with the real color of your lines):
Colored tables and cline hhline - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange How to write \\clines (or \\hhline) in colored tables so that the color of the cell does not hide the line? Here are two solutions but neither of them works fine \\documentclass[a4paper,11pt]{articl
Set width of \cmidrule or \cline - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange Also, notice the red asterix: the booktabs-package which I'm using allows me to get a "double cline" in the last tabularx-rule, but this also causes a larger line spacing where it's used Maybe someone knows a solution :) Thanks in advance, Nino
How to add space between \\cline and \\hline in tabular How can I add a little bit of vertical space between trimmed horizontal and the horizontal line created by \cline{2-4} and \hline, respectively A minimal (not) working example is:
tables - Cline doesn´t work properly - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange You specify six columns in the table preamble, but then you use only five When TeX builds the table, since it finds nothing in the last column, it doesn't consider it, so \cline{2-6} finds itself in trouble and the result is what you observe
Horizontal rule with adjustable height behaving like \cline {n-m} How can I produce \noalign{\hrule height 1pt} only through a certain number of columns just like with \cline{n-m} (or basically \cline with adjustable thickness)? Fig 1: The approximate objective (digitally manipulated in a graphics editing program)
Space between \cline in table - TeX - LaTeX Stack Exchange It is very straightforward, considering that \cmidrule(lr){s-e} is not much inconvenient compared to \cline{s-e}, and we can avoid the cryptic \extracolsep – Chien Nguyen Commented May 3, 2024 at 10:20