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centering a caption under a table
Centering caption under a tableCentering captions under figuresCaption under tableTable and longtable centering and caption alignmentSeparate centering of table number and captiontabu package - gaps in vertical linesToo long vertical lines in table when declarations must remain on distinct linesCentering table caption between two columnsCentering of Table CaptionTable caption centering
I have a table with two columns and 12 rows.
I require the table to appear on the left hand side of the page (which I can do), however, the caption is centered on the page.
I would like to place the caption underneath the table, and have it centered underneath the table.
The output is shown below.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
begindocument
begintable[H]
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
raggedrightcaptionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
tables captions
add a comment |
I have a table with two columns and 12 rows.
I require the table to appear on the left hand side of the page (which I can do), however, the caption is centered on the page.
I would like to place the caption underneath the table, and have it centered underneath the table.
The output is shown below.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
begindocument
begintable[H]
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
raggedrightcaptionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
tables captions
add a comment |
I have a table with two columns and 12 rows.
I require the table to appear on the left hand side of the page (which I can do), however, the caption is centered on the page.
I would like to place the caption underneath the table, and have it centered underneath the table.
The output is shown below.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
begindocument
begintable[H]
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
raggedrightcaptionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
tables captions
I have a table with two columns and 12 rows.
I require the table to appear on the left hand side of the page (which I can do), however, the caption is centered on the page.
I would like to place the caption underneath the table, and have it centered underneath the table.
The output is shown below.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
begindocument
begintable[H]
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
raggedrightcaptionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
tables captions
tables captions
asked Mar 17 at 6:43
Anthony MacksAnthony Macks
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Here is a way (since you already want [H]
option and have loaded the caption
package I suppose it will be ok for you):
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
usepackagearray
begindocument
% A noindent is possibly needed here as @Mico suggested in his comment
noindentbeginminipage0.35textwidth
centering
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
captionoftableWorld Populationlabeltable1
endminipage
enddocument
1
You probably need anoindent
instruction immediately beforebeginminipage
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (withhfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of thenoindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, theminipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value ofparindent
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
1
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
add a comment |
Since the tabular material must be typeset flush-left (aka ragged-right), I think the caption would look better if it, too, where set flush-left. (However, see below for a different solution.) One can achieve this formatting objective by loading the caption
package with the options singlelinecheck=false
and justification=raggedright
.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption
captionsetupsinglelinecheck=false,justification=raggedright
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
Alternatively, if the caption must be centered below the tabular
material and the tabular
material must be typeset flush-left, I suggest you (a) run captionsetupjustification=centering
, (b) load the threeparttable package, and (c) encase both the tabular
environment and the caption
statement in a threeparttable
environment. This setup allows LaTeX to measure the width of the tabular
material and to center the caption below the tabular; if needed, LaTeX will automatically insert line breaks in the caption. This behavior is shown in the following screenshot.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption,threeparttable
captionsetupjustification=centering
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
beginthreeparttable
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endthreeparttable
endtable
enddocument
add a comment |
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Here is a way (since you already want [H]
option and have loaded the caption
package I suppose it will be ok for you):
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
usepackagearray
begindocument
% A noindent is possibly needed here as @Mico suggested in his comment
noindentbeginminipage0.35textwidth
centering
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
captionoftableWorld Populationlabeltable1
endminipage
enddocument
1
You probably need anoindent
instruction immediately beforebeginminipage
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (withhfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of thenoindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, theminipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value ofparindent
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
1
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
add a comment |
Here is a way (since you already want [H]
option and have loaded the caption
package I suppose it will be ok for you):
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
usepackagearray
begindocument
% A noindent is possibly needed here as @Mico suggested in his comment
noindentbeginminipage0.35textwidth
centering
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
captionoftableWorld Populationlabeltable1
endminipage
enddocument
1
You probably need anoindent
instruction immediately beforebeginminipage
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (withhfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of thenoindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, theminipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value ofparindent
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
1
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
add a comment |
Here is a way (since you already want [H]
option and have loaded the caption
package I suppose it will be ok for you):
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
usepackagearray
begindocument
% A noindent is possibly needed here as @Mico suggested in his comment
noindentbeginminipage0.35textwidth
centering
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
captionoftableWorld Populationlabeltable1
endminipage
enddocument
Here is a way (since you already want [H]
option and have loaded the caption
package I suppose it will be ok for you):
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagecaption
usepackagearray
begindocument
% A noindent is possibly needed here as @Mico suggested in his comment
noindentbeginminipage0.35textwidth
centering
begintabular>centeringp2cm
hline
Year & Population (millions)tabularnewline
hline
$1900$ & $1650$tabularnewline
$1910$ & $1750$tabularnewline
$1920$ & $1860$tabularnewline
$1930$ & $2070$tabularnewline
$1940$ & $2300$tabularnewline
$1950$ & $2560$tabularnewline
$1960$ & $3040$tabularnewline
$1970$ & $3710$tabularnewline
$1980$ & $4450$tabularnewline
$1990$ & $5280$tabularnewline
$2000$ & $6070$tabularnewline
hline
endtabular
captionoftableWorld Populationlabeltable1
endminipage
enddocument
edited Mar 17 at 8:40
answered Mar 17 at 6:56
koleygrkoleygr
13.2k11038
13.2k11038
1
You probably need anoindent
instruction immediately beforebeginminipage
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (withhfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of thenoindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, theminipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value ofparindent
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
1
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
add a comment |
1
You probably need anoindent
instruction immediately beforebeginminipage
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (withhfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of thenoindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, theminipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value ofparindent
.
– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
1
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
1
1
You probably need a
noindent
instruction immediately before beginminipage
.– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
You probably need a
noindent
instruction immediately before beginminipage
.– Mico
Mar 17 at 7:43
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (with
hfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
@Mico, I thought something like adding a second table after that (with
hfill
in between). So, this is not probably for me... And I think that a centered caption under the table seems better and could be preferred as far as my taste let me decide. But thanks anyway.– koleygr
Mar 17 at 7:58
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of the
noindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, the minipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value of parindent
.– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
Sorry for not being sufficiently clear: The purpose of the
noindent
directive would be to make the caption material start at the left-hand edge of the text block. (Right now, the minipage
is shifted to the right by the non-zero value of parindent
.– Mico
Mar 17 at 8:33
1
1
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
Ok... you are right... Snce there is no text in there I didn't really payed attention on that and supposed that the part from the minipage and after could just be copy pasted and adjusted.... Thanks for mentioning... I will edit.
– koleygr
Mar 17 at 8:39
add a comment |
Since the tabular material must be typeset flush-left (aka ragged-right), I think the caption would look better if it, too, where set flush-left. (However, see below for a different solution.) One can achieve this formatting objective by loading the caption
package with the options singlelinecheck=false
and justification=raggedright
.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption
captionsetupsinglelinecheck=false,justification=raggedright
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
Alternatively, if the caption must be centered below the tabular
material and the tabular
material must be typeset flush-left, I suggest you (a) run captionsetupjustification=centering
, (b) load the threeparttable package, and (c) encase both the tabular
environment and the caption
statement in a threeparttable
environment. This setup allows LaTeX to measure the width of the tabular
material and to center the caption below the tabular; if needed, LaTeX will automatically insert line breaks in the caption. This behavior is shown in the following screenshot.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption,threeparttable
captionsetupjustification=centering
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
beginthreeparttable
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endthreeparttable
endtable
enddocument
add a comment |
Since the tabular material must be typeset flush-left (aka ragged-right), I think the caption would look better if it, too, where set flush-left. (However, see below for a different solution.) One can achieve this formatting objective by loading the caption
package with the options singlelinecheck=false
and justification=raggedright
.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption
captionsetupsinglelinecheck=false,justification=raggedright
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
Alternatively, if the caption must be centered below the tabular
material and the tabular
material must be typeset flush-left, I suggest you (a) run captionsetupjustification=centering
, (b) load the threeparttable package, and (c) encase both the tabular
environment and the caption
statement in a threeparttable
environment. This setup allows LaTeX to measure the width of the tabular
material and to center the caption below the tabular; if needed, LaTeX will automatically insert line breaks in the caption. This behavior is shown in the following screenshot.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption,threeparttable
captionsetupjustification=centering
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
beginthreeparttable
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endthreeparttable
endtable
enddocument
add a comment |
Since the tabular material must be typeset flush-left (aka ragged-right), I think the caption would look better if it, too, where set flush-left. (However, see below for a different solution.) One can achieve this formatting objective by loading the caption
package with the options singlelinecheck=false
and justification=raggedright
.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption
captionsetupsinglelinecheck=false,justification=raggedright
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
Alternatively, if the caption must be centered below the tabular
material and the tabular
material must be typeset flush-left, I suggest you (a) run captionsetupjustification=centering
, (b) load the threeparttable package, and (c) encase both the tabular
environment and the caption
statement in a threeparttable
environment. This setup allows LaTeX to measure the width of the tabular
material and to center the caption below the tabular; if needed, LaTeX will automatically insert line breaks in the caption. This behavior is shown in the following screenshot.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption,threeparttable
captionsetupjustification=centering
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
beginthreeparttable
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endthreeparttable
endtable
enddocument
Since the tabular material must be typeset flush-left (aka ragged-right), I think the caption would look better if it, too, where set flush-left. (However, see below for a different solution.) One can achieve this formatting objective by loading the caption
package with the options singlelinecheck=false
and justification=raggedright
.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption
captionsetupsinglelinecheck=false,justification=raggedright
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endtable
enddocument
Alternatively, if the caption must be centered below the tabular
material and the tabular
material must be typeset flush-left, I suggest you (a) run captionsetupjustification=centering
, (b) load the threeparttable package, and (c) encase both the tabular
environment and the caption
statement in a threeparttable
environment. This setup allows LaTeX to measure the width of the tabular
material and to center the caption below the tabular; if needed, LaTeX will automatically insert line breaks in the caption. This behavior is shown in the following screenshot.
documentclass[12pt,english]article
usepackagearray,caption,threeparttable
captionsetupjustification=centering
begindocument
begintable[ht!]
beginthreeparttable
begintabular
hline
Year & Population (millions)\ hline
$1900$ & $1650$\
$1910$ & $1750$\
$1920$ & $1860$\
$1930$ & $2070$\
$1940$ & $2300$\
$1950$ & $2560$\
$1960$ & $3040$\
$1970$ & $3710$\
$1980$ & $4450$\
$1990$ & $5280$\
$2000$ & $6070$\
hline
endtabular
captionWorld Populationlabeltable1
endthreeparttable
endtable
enddocument
edited Mar 17 at 7:40
answered Mar 17 at 7:25
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