Table - bold and normal lines (centering)

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documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[czech]babel 
usepackagemulticol
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetabularx
usepackagecaption 
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagetabularx, makecell
usepackagecaption
usepackagecellspace
usepackageetoolbox
pretotabularshorthandoff-


begindocument


begintable[h!]footnotesize
 captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
 centering
 begintabular?c
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth

multicolumn1?c?cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cm?centering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

Xhline4arrayrulewidth
&&&&&\[-10pt]
609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
cline1-1 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular

 labelCs
endtable
enddocument


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    centering does nothing in l c or r columns, but you have not said what the problem is with your table. You have marked the join of the thick and thin lines in blue, but have not said how you want them changed, they do not look nice but it is hard to make them look better if you want to change the line widths (I would not do that) Unrelated but do not use math italic for words, $GROSS$ should be $mathrmGROSS$ (or simply GROSS)
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago











  • I would like to vertical thin lines go from the midle of vertical bold lines. $GROSS$ is wrong even if it is a name of quantity?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    the math italic font is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word but like a product of variables, it should never be used for any multi-letter identifiers, you can use mathit or mathrm to get fonts designed for words in mathematics. Note $mathitGROSS$ is not the same as $GROSS$
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you for this improvement.
    – Elisabeth
    58 mins ago














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documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[czech]babel 
usepackagemulticol
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetabularx
usepackagecaption 
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagetabularx, makecell
usepackagecaption
usepackagecellspace
usepackageetoolbox
pretotabularshorthandoff-


begindocument


begintable[h!]footnotesize
 captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
 centering
 begintabular?c
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth

multicolumn1?c?cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cm?centering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

Xhline4arrayrulewidth
&&&&&\[-10pt]
609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
cline1-1 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular

 labelCs
endtable
enddocument


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    centering does nothing in l c or r columns, but you have not said what the problem is with your table. You have marked the join of the thick and thin lines in blue, but have not said how you want them changed, they do not look nice but it is hard to make them look better if you want to change the line widths (I would not do that) Unrelated but do not use math italic for words, $GROSS$ should be $mathrmGROSS$ (or simply GROSS)
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago











  • I would like to vertical thin lines go from the midle of vertical bold lines. $GROSS$ is wrong even if it is a name of quantity?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    the math italic font is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word but like a product of variables, it should never be used for any multi-letter identifiers, you can use mathit or mathrm to get fonts designed for words in mathematics. Note $mathitGROSS$ is not the same as $GROSS$
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you for this improvement.
    – Elisabeth
    58 mins ago












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documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[czech]babel 
usepackagemulticol
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetabularx
usepackagecaption 
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagetabularx, makecell
usepackagecaption
usepackagecellspace
usepackageetoolbox
pretotabularshorthandoff-


begindocument


begintable[h!]footnotesize
 captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
 centering
 begintabular?c
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth

multicolumn1?c?cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cm?centering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

Xhline4arrayrulewidth
&&&&&\[-10pt]
609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
cline1-1 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular

 labelCs
endtable
enddocument


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How can I solve this graphical problem please? 



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[czech]babel 
usepackagemulticol
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetabularx
usepackagecaption 
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagetabularx, makecell
usepackagecaption
usepackagecellspace
usepackageetoolbox
pretotabularshorthandoff-


begindocument


begintable[h!]footnotesize
 captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
 centering
 begintabular?c
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth

multicolumn1?c?cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1c?centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1c?centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cm?centering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

Xhline4arrayrulewidth
&&&&&\[-10pt]
609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
cline1-1 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular

 labelCs
endtable
enddocument


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    centering does nothing in l c or r columns, but you have not said what the problem is with your table. You have marked the join of the thick and thin lines in blue, but have not said how you want them changed, they do not look nice but it is hard to make them look better if you want to change the line widths (I would not do that) Unrelated but do not use math italic for words, $GROSS$ should be $mathrmGROSS$ (or simply GROSS)
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago











  • I would like to vertical thin lines go from the midle of vertical bold lines. $GROSS$ is wrong even if it is a name of quantity?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    the math italic font is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word but like a product of variables, it should never be used for any multi-letter identifiers, you can use mathit or mathrm to get fonts designed for words in mathematics. Note $mathitGROSS$ is not the same as $GROSS$
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you for this improvement.
    – Elisabeth
    58 mins ago












  • 1




    centering does nothing in l c or r columns, but you have not said what the problem is with your table. You have marked the join of the thick and thin lines in blue, but have not said how you want them changed, they do not look nice but it is hard to make them look better if you want to change the line widths (I would not do that) Unrelated but do not use math italic for words, $GROSS$ should be $mathrmGROSS$ (or simply GROSS)
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago











  • I would like to vertical thin lines go from the midle of vertical bold lines. $GROSS$ is wrong even if it is a name of quantity?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    the math italic font is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word but like a product of variables, it should never be used for any multi-letter identifiers, you can use mathit or mathrm to get fonts designed for words in mathematics. Note $mathitGROSS$ is not the same as $GROSS$
    – David Carlisle
    1 hour ago










  • Thank you for this improvement.
    – Elisabeth
    58 mins ago







1




1




centering does nothing in l c or r columns, but you have not said what the problem is with your table. You have marked the join of the thick and thin lines in blue, but have not said how you want them changed, they do not look nice but it is hard to make them look better if you want to change the line widths (I would not do that) Unrelated but do not use math italic for words, $GROSS$ should be $mathrmGROSS$ (or simply GROSS)
– David Carlisle
1 hour ago





centering does nothing in l c or r columns, but you have not said what the problem is with your table. You have marked the join of the thick and thin lines in blue, but have not said how you want them changed, they do not look nice but it is hard to make them look better if you want to change the line widths (I would not do that) Unrelated but do not use math italic for words, $GROSS$ should be $mathrmGROSS$ (or simply GROSS)
– David Carlisle
1 hour ago













I would like to vertical thin lines go from the midle of vertical bold lines. $GROSS$ is wrong even if it is a name of quantity?
– Elisabeth
1 hour ago




I would like to vertical thin lines go from the midle of vertical bold lines. $GROSS$ is wrong even if it is a name of quantity?
– Elisabeth
1 hour ago




1




1




the math italic font is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word but like a product of variables, it should never be used for any multi-letter identifiers, you can use mathit or mathrm to get fonts designed for words in mathematics. Note $mathitGROSS$ is not the same as $GROSS$
– David Carlisle
1 hour ago




the math italic font is designed to make adjacent letters not look like a word but like a product of variables, it should never be used for any multi-letter identifiers, you can use mathit or mathrm to get fonts designed for words in mathematics. Note $mathitGROSS$ is not the same as $GROSS$
– David Carlisle
1 hour ago












Thank you for this improvement.
– Elisabeth
58 mins ago




Thank you for this improvement.
– Elisabeth
58 mins ago










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  • indicated graphical problem can not be solved.

  • use thick lines as you like to have to may not appear as nice table design. better is not used thick vertical lines

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  • it is sufficient to load each package only once

  • instead use cellcolor in each cell in row is simpler use ˙rowcolor`

  • vertical spacing of your cell is strange. why you not exploit loaded cellspace?

  • why you not use mchem package for writing chemical elements?




documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagearray, cellspace, makecell, multirow, tabularx
newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
setlengthcellspacetoplimit4pt
setlengthcellspacebottomlimit4pt
newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1Sc?#1
usepackagecaption
usepackageetoolbox
%pretotabularshorthandoff-

begindocument
 begintable[ht!]
 footnotesize
 captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
 labelCs
 centering
 begintabular?Sc? *4Scc?
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 rowcolorgray!25
multicolumn1?c?$PEAK$ [keV]
 & mc$E_tab$ [keV]
 & mcZdroj
 & mc$FWHM$ [keV]
 & mc$NET$
 & mc$GROSS$\
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
% &&&&&\[-10pt]
609,35 & 609,31& multirow5.2*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
 cline1-2 cline4-6
%&&&&&\[-10pt]
1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
 cline1-2 cline4-6
%&&&&&\[-10pt]
1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
 cline1-2 cline4-6
%&&&&&\[-10pt]
2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
 hline
%&&&&&\[-10pt]
1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
 hline
%&&&&&\[-10pt]
74,71 & multirow2*rtg & multirow2.4*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
 cline1-1 cline4-6
%&&&&&\[-10pt]
84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular
endtable
enddocument


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  • Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
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documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[czech]babel 
usepackagemulticol
usepackageenumitem
usepackagetabularx
usepackagecaption 
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagetabularx, makecell
usepackagecaption
usepackagecellspace
usepackageetoolbox
pretotabularshorthandoff-


begindocument


begintable[h!]footnotesize
 captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
 centering
doublerulesepcolorblack
 begintabularc
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth

multicolumn1cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cmcentering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

Xhline4arrayrulewidth
&&&&&\[-10pt]
609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
cline1-2 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
hline
&&&&&\[-10pt]
74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
cline1-1 cline4-6
&&&&&\[-10pt]
84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular

 labelCs
endtable
enddocument





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  • Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago










  • Or... does it look better?
    – Elisabeth
    57 mins ago










  • There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
    – user168676
    52 mins ago










  • Thank you very much
    – Elisabeth
    47 mins ago










  • If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
    – user168676
    42 mins ago

















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I propose this variant, with the boldline package (so needless to define a new column type): a vertical line specified in the table preamble with Vx produces a line of width x times arrayrulewidth. I simplified the code for colouring column heads with the rowcolor command, and removed the unnecessary centering directives in columns of type c. Finally, I removed every double package loading.



documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[T1]fontenc
usepackage[czech]babel
usepackageamsmath
usepackagemulticol
usepackageenumitem
usepackagemultirow
usepackagearray
usepackage[table]xcolor
usepackagetabularx, makecell, boldline
usepackagecaption
usepackagecellspace
usepackageetoolbox
pretotabularshorthandoff-

begindocument

begintable[h!]footnotesize
captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
centering
 begintabularcV4
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 rowcolorgray!25
 multicolumn1V4cV2.5textitPEAK [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering $E_texttab$ [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering Zdroj & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5textitFWHM [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV2.5centering textitNET & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV4textitGROSS\

 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
 cline1-2 cline4-6
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
 cline1-2 cline4-6
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
 cline1-2 cline4-6
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
 hline
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
 hline
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
 cline1-1 cline4-6
 &&&&&\[-10pt]
 84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
 Xhline4arrayrulewidth
 endtabular
labelCs
endtable


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    • indicated graphical problem can not be solved.

    • use thick lines as you like to have to may not appear as nice table design. better is not used thick vertical lines

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    • it is sufficient to load each package only once

    • instead use cellcolor in each cell in row is simpler use ˙rowcolor`

    • vertical spacing of your cell is strange. why you not exploit loaded cellspace?

    • why you not use mchem package for writing chemical elements?




    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagearray, cellspace, makecell, multirow, tabularx
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    setlengthcellspacetoplimit4pt
    setlengthcellspacebottomlimit4pt
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1Sc?#1
    usepackagecaption
    usepackageetoolbox
    %pretotabularshorthandoff-

    begindocument
     begintable[ht!]
     footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     labelCs
     centering
     begintabular?Sc? *4Scc?
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     rowcolorgray!25
    multicolumn1?c?$PEAK$ [keV]
     & mc$E_tab$ [keV]
     & mcZdroj
     & mc$FWHM$ [keV]
     & mc$NET$
     & mc$GROSS$\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    % &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35 & 609,31& multirow5.2*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71 & multirow2*rtg & multirow2.4*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
     cline1-1 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular
    endtable
    enddocument


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    • Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
      – Bernard
      18 mins ago














    up vote
    2
    down vote



    accepted










    • indicated graphical problem can not be solved.

    • use thick lines as you like to have to may not appear as nice table design. better is not used thick vertical lines

    off-topic



    • it is sufficient to load each package only once

    • instead use cellcolor in each cell in row is simpler use ˙rowcolor`

    • vertical spacing of your cell is strange. why you not exploit loaded cellspace?

    • why you not use mchem package for writing chemical elements?




    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagearray, cellspace, makecell, multirow, tabularx
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    setlengthcellspacetoplimit4pt
    setlengthcellspacebottomlimit4pt
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1Sc?#1
    usepackagecaption
    usepackageetoolbox
    %pretotabularshorthandoff-

    begindocument
     begintable[ht!]
     footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     labelCs
     centering
     begintabular?Sc? *4Scc?
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     rowcolorgray!25
    multicolumn1?c?$PEAK$ [keV]
     & mc$E_tab$ [keV]
     & mcZdroj
     & mc$FWHM$ [keV]
     & mc$NET$
     & mc$GROSS$\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    % &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35 & 609,31& multirow5.2*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71 & multirow2*rtg & multirow2.4*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
     cline1-1 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular
    endtable
    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
      – Bernard
      18 mins ago












    up vote
    2
    down vote



    accepted







    up vote
    2
    down vote



    accepted






    • indicated graphical problem can not be solved.

    • use thick lines as you like to have to may not appear as nice table design. better is not used thick vertical lines

    off-topic



    • it is sufficient to load each package only once

    • instead use cellcolor in each cell in row is simpler use ˙rowcolor`

    • vertical spacing of your cell is strange. why you not exploit loaded cellspace?

    • why you not use mchem package for writing chemical elements?




    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagearray, cellspace, makecell, multirow, tabularx
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    setlengthcellspacetoplimit4pt
    setlengthcellspacebottomlimit4pt
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1Sc?#1
    usepackagecaption
    usepackageetoolbox
    %pretotabularshorthandoff-

    begindocument
     begintable[ht!]
     footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     labelCs
     centering
     begintabular?Sc? *4Scc?
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     rowcolorgray!25
    multicolumn1?c?$PEAK$ [keV]
     & mc$E_tab$ [keV]
     & mcZdroj
     & mc$FWHM$ [keV]
     & mc$NET$
     & mc$GROSS$\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    % &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35 & 609,31& multirow5.2*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71 & multirow2*rtg & multirow2.4*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
     cline1-1 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular
    endtable
    enddocument


    enter image description here






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    • indicated graphical problem can not be solved.

    • use thick lines as you like to have to may not appear as nice table design. better is not used thick vertical lines

    off-topic



    • it is sufficient to load each package only once

    • instead use cellcolor in each cell in row is simpler use ˙rowcolor`

    • vertical spacing of your cell is strange. why you not exploit loaded cellspace?

    • why you not use mchem package for writing chemical elements?




    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagearray, cellspace, makecell, multirow, tabularx
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    setlengthcellspacetoplimit4pt
    setlengthcellspacebottomlimit4pt
    newcommandmc[1]multicolumn1Sc?#1
    usepackagecaption
    usepackageetoolbox
    %pretotabularshorthandoff-

    begindocument
     begintable[ht!]
     footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     labelCs
     centering
     begintabular?Sc? *4Scc?
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     rowcolorgray!25
    multicolumn1?c?$PEAK$ [keV]
     & mc$E_tab$ [keV]
     & mcZdroj
     & mc$FWHM$ [keV]
     & mc$NET$
     & mc$GROSS$\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    % &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35 & 609,31& multirow5.2*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
     hline
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71 & multirow2*rtg & multirow2.4*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
     cline1-1 cline4-6
    %&&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular
    endtable
    enddocument


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    • Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
      – Bernard
      18 mins ago
















    • Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
      – Bernard
      18 mins ago















    Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
    – Bernard
    18 mins ago




    Very useful comments! (+1). However, the graphical problem can be solved, see my answer using boldline.
    – Bernard
    18 mins ago










    up vote
    1
    down vote













    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackage[czech]babel 
    usepackagemulticol
    usepackageenumitem
    usepackagetabularx
    usepackagecaption 
    usepackagemultirow
    usepackagearray
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagetabularx, makecell
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagecellspace
    usepackageetoolbox
    pretotabularshorthandoff-


    begindocument


    begintable[h!]footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     centering
    doublerulesepcolorblack
     begintabularc
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth

    multicolumn1cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cmcentering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

    Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
    cline1-1 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular

     labelCs
    endtable
    enddocument





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    • Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
      – Elisabeth
      1 hour ago










    • Or... does it look better?
      – Elisabeth
      57 mins ago










    • There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
      – user168676
      52 mins ago










    • Thank you very much
      – Elisabeth
      47 mins ago










    • If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
      – user168676
      42 mins ago














    up vote
    1
    down vote













    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackage[czech]babel 
    usepackagemulticol
    usepackageenumitem
    usepackagetabularx
    usepackagecaption 
    usepackagemultirow
    usepackagearray
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagetabularx, makecell
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagecellspace
    usepackageetoolbox
    pretotabularshorthandoff-


    begindocument


    begintable[h!]footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     centering
    doublerulesepcolorblack
     begintabularc
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth

    multicolumn1cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cmcentering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

    Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
    cline1-1 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular

     labelCs
    endtable
    enddocument





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    • Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
      – Elisabeth
      1 hour ago










    • Or... does it look better?
      – Elisabeth
      57 mins ago










    • There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
      – user168676
      52 mins ago










    • Thank you very much
      – Elisabeth
      47 mins ago










    • If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
      – user168676
      42 mins ago












    up vote
    1
    down vote










    up vote
    1
    down vote









    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackage[czech]babel 
    usepackagemulticol
    usepackageenumitem
    usepackagetabularx
    usepackagecaption 
    usepackagemultirow
    usepackagearray
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagetabularx, makecell
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagecellspace
    usepackageetoolbox
    pretotabularshorthandoff-


    begindocument


    begintable[h!]footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     centering
    doublerulesepcolorblack
     begintabularc
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth

    multicolumn1cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cmcentering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

    Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
    cline1-1 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular

     labelCs
    endtable
    enddocument





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    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackage[czech]babel 
    usepackagemulticol
    usepackageenumitem
    usepackagetabularx
    usepackagecaption 
    usepackagemultirow
    usepackagearray
    newcolumntype?!vrule width 1.5pt
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagetabularx, makecell
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagecellspace
    usepackageetoolbox
    pretotabularshorthandoff-


    begindocument


    begintable[h!]footnotesize
     captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
     centering
    doublerulesepcolorblack
     begintabularc
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth

    multicolumn1cellcolorgray!25$PEAK$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$E_tab$ [keV] & multicolumn1centering Zdroj cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1centering cellcolorgray!25$FWHM$ [keV] & multicolumn1m1.2cmcentering $NET$ cellcolorgray!25 & multicolumn1m1.2cm?$GROSS$ cellcolorgray!25\ 

    Xhline4arrayrulewidth
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\ 
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
    cline1-2 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
    hline
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
    cline1-1 cline4-6
    &&&&&\[-10pt]
    84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\

     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular

     labelCs
    endtable
    enddocument






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    answered 1 hour ago









    user168676

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    • Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
      – Elisabeth
      1 hour ago










    • Or... does it look better?
      – Elisabeth
      57 mins ago










    • There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
      – user168676
      52 mins ago










    • Thank you very much
      – Elisabeth
      47 mins ago










    • If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
      – user168676
      42 mins ago
















    • Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
      – Elisabeth
      1 hour ago










    • Or... does it look better?
      – Elisabeth
      57 mins ago










    • There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
      – user168676
      52 mins ago










    • Thank you very much
      – Elisabeth
      47 mins ago










    • If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
      – user168676
      42 mins ago















    Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago




    Thank you, but it is possible to make vertical lines in the first row bold?
    – Elisabeth
    1 hour ago












    Or... does it look better?
    – Elisabeth
    57 mins ago




    Or... does it look better?
    – Elisabeth
    57 mins ago












    There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
    – user168676
    52 mins ago




    There is a bold line now, try it and see how you like it.
    – user168676
    52 mins ago












    Thank you very much
    – Elisabeth
    47 mins ago




    Thank you very much
    – Elisabeth
    47 mins ago












    If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
    – user168676
    42 mins ago




    If you'd like a thiner line it is possible.
    – user168676
    42 mins ago










    up vote
    1
    down vote













    I propose this variant, with the boldline package (so needless to define a new column type): a vertical line specified in the table preamble with Vx produces a line of width x times arrayrulewidth. I simplified the code for colouring column heads with the rowcolor command, and removed the unnecessary centering directives in columns of type c. Finally, I removed every double package loading.



    documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
    usepackage[utf8]inputenc
    usepackage[T1]fontenc
    usepackage[czech]babel
    usepackageamsmath
    usepackagemulticol
    usepackageenumitem
    usepackagemultirow
    usepackagearray
    usepackage[table]xcolor
    usepackagetabularx, makecell, boldline
    usepackagecaption
    usepackagecellspace
    usepackageetoolbox
    pretotabularshorthandoff-

    begindocument

    begintable[h!]footnotesize
    captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
    centering
     begintabularcV4
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     rowcolorgray!25
     multicolumn1V4cV2.5textitPEAK [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering $E_texttab$ [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering Zdroj & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5textitFWHM [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV2.5centering textitNET & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV4textitGROSS\

     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
     cline1-2 cline4-6
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
     hline
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
     hline
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
     cline1-1 cline4-6
     &&&&&\[-10pt]
     84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
     Xhline4arrayrulewidth
     endtabular
    labelCs
    endtable


    enter image description here
    enddocument






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      I propose this variant, with the boldline package (so needless to define a new column type): a vertical line specified in the table preamble with Vx produces a line of width x times arrayrulewidth. I simplified the code for colouring column heads with the rowcolor command, and removed the unnecessary centering directives in columns of type c. Finally, I removed every double package loading.



      documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
      usepackage[utf8]inputenc
      usepackage[T1]fontenc
      usepackage[czech]babel
      usepackageamsmath
      usepackagemulticol
      usepackageenumitem
      usepackagemultirow
      usepackagearray
      usepackage[table]xcolor
      usepackagetabularx, makecell, boldline
      usepackagecaption
      usepackagecellspace
      usepackageetoolbox
      pretotabularshorthandoff-

      begindocument

      begintable[h!]footnotesize
      captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
      centering
       begintabularcV4
       Xhline4arrayrulewidth
       rowcolorgray!25
       multicolumn1V4cV2.5textitPEAK [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering $E_texttab$ [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering Zdroj & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5textitFWHM [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV2.5centering textitNET & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV4textitGROSS\

       Xhline4arrayrulewidth
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
       cline1-2 cline4-6
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
       cline1-2 cline4-6
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
       cline1-2 cline4-6
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
       hline
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
       hline
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
       cline1-1 cline4-6
       &&&&&\[-10pt]
       84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
       Xhline4arrayrulewidth
       endtabular
      labelCs
      endtable


      enter image description here
      enddocument






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        up vote
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        up vote
        1
        down vote









        I propose this variant, with the boldline package (so needless to define a new column type): a vertical line specified in the table preamble with Vx produces a line of width x times arrayrulewidth. I simplified the code for colouring column heads with the rowcolor command, and removed the unnecessary centering directives in columns of type c. Finally, I removed every double package loading.



        documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
        usepackage[utf8]inputenc
        usepackage[T1]fontenc
        usepackage[czech]babel
        usepackageamsmath
        usepackagemulticol
        usepackageenumitem
        usepackagemultirow
        usepackagearray
        usepackage[table]xcolor
        usepackagetabularx, makecell, boldline
        usepackagecaption
        usepackagecellspace
        usepackageetoolbox
        pretotabularshorthandoff-

        begindocument

        begintable[h!]footnotesize
        captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
        centering
         begintabularcV4
         Xhline4arrayrulewidth
         rowcolorgray!25
         multicolumn1V4cV2.5textitPEAK [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering $E_texttab$ [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering Zdroj & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5textitFWHM [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV2.5centering textitNET & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV4textitGROSS\

         Xhline4arrayrulewidth
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
         cline1-2 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
         cline1-2 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
         cline1-2 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
         hline
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
         hline
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
         cline1-1 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
         Xhline4arrayrulewidth
         endtabular
        labelCs
        endtable


        enter image description here
        enddocument






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        I propose this variant, with the boldline package (so needless to define a new column type): a vertical line specified in the table preamble with Vx produces a line of width x times arrayrulewidth. I simplified the code for colouring column heads with the rowcolor command, and removed the unnecessary centering directives in columns of type c. Finally, I removed every double package loading.



        documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
        usepackage[utf8]inputenc
        usepackage[T1]fontenc
        usepackage[czech]babel
        usepackageamsmath
        usepackagemulticol
        usepackageenumitem
        usepackagemultirow
        usepackagearray
        usepackage[table]xcolor
        usepackagetabularx, makecell, boldline
        usepackagecaption
        usepackagecellspace
        usepackageetoolbox
        pretotabularshorthandoff-

        begindocument

        begintable[h!]footnotesize
        captionZářič $^137$Cs - přirozené pozadí
        centering
         begintabularcV4
         Xhline4arrayrulewidth
         rowcolorgray!25
         multicolumn1V4cV2.5textitPEAK [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering $E_texttab$ [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5centering Zdroj & multicolumn1V1.5cV2.5textitFWHM [keV] & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV2.5centering textitNET & multicolumn1V1.5m1.2cmV4textitGROSS\

         Xhline4arrayrulewidth
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         609,35& 609,31& multirow4*$^214$Bi & 1,38& 539& 4675\
         cline1-2 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         1120,29& 1120,29& & 1,95& 558& 1530\
         cline1-2 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         1764,57& 1764,49& & 2,08& 451& 574\
         cline1-2 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         2204,36& 2204,21& & 1,86& 141& 188\
         hline
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         1460,81& 1460,75& $^40$K& 1,73& 422& 738\
         hline
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         74,71& multirow2*rtg& multirow2*$^214$Pb& 1,15& 2321& 34035\
         cline1-1 cline4-6
         &&&&&\[-10pt]
         84,54& & & 1,22& 891& 16412\
         Xhline4arrayrulewidth
         endtabular
        labelCs
        endtable


        enter image description here
        enddocument







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