Why is latex adding a newline when trying to create a table within a table?

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I have this Latex code:

begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabularc
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular

The output is:

How do I stop Latex from adding a leaving a space at the top of the 2nd and 3rd columns?

tables

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I have this Latex code:

begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabularc
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular

The output is:

How do I stop Latex from adding a leaving a space at the top of the 2nd and 3rd columns?

tables

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I have this Latex code:

begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabularc
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular

The output is:

How do I stop Latex from adding a leaving a space at the top of the 2nd and 3rd columns?

tables

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I have this Latex code:

begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabularc
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabularc
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular

The output is:

How do I stop Latex from adding a leaving a space at the top of the 2nd and 3rd columns?

tables

tables

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You don't need to nest tabulars in the first place: use multicolumn for spanning several columns.

documentclassarticle

begindocument

begintabularc
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 70$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 170$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 250$ \
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & & & & & & \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
endtabular

enddocument

A different realization that saves space and avoids the vertical rules. You can explain in the caption what “C”, “S” and “% D” mean.

documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,booktabs

begindocument

begintabular
 l
 *3S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.2]

toprule
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 70$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 170$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 250$ \
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(lr)5-7 cmidrule(lr)8-10
 & C & S & % D & C & S & % D & C & S & % D \
midrule
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & 1.111 & 2.222 & 3.3 & 4.444 & 5.555 & 6.6 \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
bottomrule
endtabular

enddocument

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Top-align [t] all the inner tabulars. By default, tabular is vertically center-aligned.

documentclassarticle
begindocument
begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabular[t]c
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular
enddocument

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up vote
4
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You don't need to nest tabulars in the first place: use multicolumn for spanning several columns.

documentclassarticle

begindocument

begintabularc
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 70$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 170$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 250$ \
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & & & & & & \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
endtabular

enddocument

A different realization that saves space and avoids the vertical rules. You can explain in the caption what “C”, “S” and “% D” mean.

documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,booktabs

begindocument

begintabular
 l
 *3S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.2]

toprule
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 70$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 170$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 250$ \
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(lr)5-7 cmidrule(lr)8-10
 & C & S & % D & C & S & % D & C & S & % D \
midrule
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & 1.111 & 2.222 & 3.3 & 4.444 & 5.555 & 6.6 \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
bottomrule
endtabular

enddocument

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up vote
4
down vote

You don't need to nest tabulars in the first place: use multicolumn for spanning several columns.

documentclassarticle

begindocument

begintabularc
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 70$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 170$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 250$ \
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & & & & & & \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
endtabular

enddocument

A different realization that saves space and avoids the vertical rules. You can explain in the caption what “C”, “S” and “% D” mean.

documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,booktabs

begindocument

begintabular
 l
 *3S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.2]

toprule
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 70$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 170$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 250$ \
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(lr)5-7 cmidrule(lr)8-10
 & C & S & % D & C & S & % D & C & S & % D \
midrule
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & 1.111 & 2.222 & 3.3 & 4.444 & 5.555 & 6.6 \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
bottomrule
endtabular

enddocument

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up vote
4
down vote

up vote
4
down vote

You don't need to nest tabulars in the first place: use multicolumn for spanning several columns.

documentclassarticle

begindocument

begintabularc
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 70$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 170$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 250$ \
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & & & & & & \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
endtabular

enddocument

A different realization that saves space and avoids the vertical rules. You can explain in the caption what “C”, “S” and “% D” mean.

documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,booktabs

begindocument

begintabular
 l
 *3S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.2]

toprule
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 70$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 170$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 250$ \
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(lr)5-7 cmidrule(lr)8-10
 & C & S & % D & C & S & % D & C & S & % D \
midrule
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & 1.111 & 2.222 & 3.3 & 4.444 & 5.555 & 6.6 \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
bottomrule
endtabular

enddocument

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edited 32 mins ago

answered 40 mins ago

egreg

686k8418283078

You don't need to nest tabulars in the first place: use multicolumn for spanning several columns.

documentclassarticle

begindocument

begintabularc
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 70$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 170$
 & multicolumn3$h_fe = 250$ \
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff.
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & & & & & & \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
endtabular

enddocument

A different realization that saves space and avoids the vertical rules. You can explain in the caption what “C”, “S” and “% D” mean.

documentclassarticle
usepackagesiunitx,booktabs

begindocument

begintabular
 l
 *3S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.3] S[table-format=1.2]

toprule
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 70$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 170$
 & multicolumn3c$h_mathrmfe = 250$ \
cmidrule(lr)2-4 cmidrule(lr)5-7 cmidrule(lr)8-10
 & C & S & % D & C & S & % D & C & S & % D \
midrule
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 & 1.111 & 2.222 & 3.3 & 4.444 & 5.555 & 6.6 \
$V_B$ & 2.975 & 2.992 & 0.57 & & & & & & \
$V_C$ & 6.692 & 6.796 & 1.55 & & & & & & \
$V_E$ & 2.210 & 2.203 & 0.32 & & & & & & \
bottomrule
endtabular

enddocument

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up vote
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Top-align [t] all the inner tabulars. By default, tabular is vertically center-aligned.

documentclassarticle
begindocument
begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabular[t]c
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular
enddocument

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up vote
3
down vote

Top-align [t] all the inner tabulars. By default, tabular is vertically center-aligned.

documentclassarticle
begindocument
begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabular[t]c
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular
enddocument

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answered 43 mins ago

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up vote
3
down vote

up vote
3
down vote

Top-align [t] all the inner tabulars. By default, tabular is vertically center-aligned.

documentclassarticle
begindocument
begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabular[t]c
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular
enddocument

share|improve this answer

answered 43 mins ago

Steven B. Segletes

148k9186390

Top-align [t] all the inner tabulars. By default, tabular is vertically center-aligned.

documentclassarticle
begindocument
begintabularc
$h_fe = 70$ & $h_fe = 170$ & $h_fe = 250$ \
begintabular[t]c
 & textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbf% Diff. \
$I_C$ & 1.838 & 1.780 & 3.15 \
$V_B$ & 2.975& 2.992 & 0.57 \
$V_C$ & 6.692& 6.796 & 1.55\
$V_E$ & 2.210& 2.203& 0.32\
endtabular & 
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular &
begintabular[t]c
textbfCalc. & textbfSim. & textbfDiff \
 & 
endtabular 
endtabular
enddocument

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