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The column in the matrix&1&2&3 & 4&5&6&7&8&9&10&11&12\\
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&\multicolumn{12}{c}{\textbf{Panel B: Return and Profitability Descriptive Statistics}}\\
&Non Durable&Durable&Manu-facturing&Oil \& Gas&Chemi-cals&Bus Eqp&Phone \& TV&Utilities&Whole Ret&Health-care&Finance&Other\\[5pt]
\multirow{3}{*}{ROE}& 0.077& 0.057& 0.034& 0.031& 0.026& -0.069& -0.927& 1.096& 0.094& -0.281& 0.450& 0.001 \\
& 0.119& -0.111& 0.126& -0.755& 0.117& -0.050& 0.102& 0.116& 0.059& 0.067& 0.100& -0.000 \\
& -1.067& 6.948& -2.569& 7.551& -1.519& -0.240& -0.930& 3.766& 0.998& -8.318& 4.282& 0.053 \\[5pt]
\multirow{3}{*}{CF} & 0.061& 0.051& 0.060& 0.059& 0.044& 0.009& 0.029& 0.029& 0.062& -0.140& 0.003& 0.038 \\
& 0.062& 0.069& 0.058& 0.076& 0.058& 0.042& 0.054& 0.037& 0.052& -0.035& 0.021& 0.002 \\
& -1.044& -7.180& 2.385& -6.253& -6.694& -23.859& -8.631& -6.328& 11.392& -37.083& -6.982& 7.542 \\[5pt]
\multirow{3}{*}{\begin{minipage}{\linewidth}EBIT MAR\end{minipage}} & 0.043& -0.016& -0.066& -0.639& -0.443& -1.742& -1.598& 0.017& -0.012& -17.730& 0.018& -1.102 \\
& 0.075& 0.050& -0.050& -5.519& 0.034& -0.254& -0.163& 0.185& 0.020& -8.070& 0.095& -0.137 \\
& -2.244& -6.142& -0.519& 10.781& -4.773& -5.256& -1.514& -11.954& -2.024& -5.218& -0.509& -8.969 \\[5pt]
\multirow{3}{*}{GM} & 0.340& 0.262& 0.217& 0.152& 0.146& -0.847& -0.696& 0.221& 0.277& -14.841& 0.350& -0.587 \\
& 0.323& 0.285& 0.176& 0.042& 0.361& 0.285& 0.234& 0.279& 0.237& -7.230& 0.276& 0.165 \\
& 2.168& -2.748& 1.644& 0.820& -5.184& -4.208& -1.029& -9.724& 5.978& -4.262& 0.583& -7.792 \\[5pt]
\multirow{3}{*}{TAX} & 0.339& 0.309& 0.221& 0.264& 0.278& 0.141& 0.263& 0.392& 0.564& 0.249& 0.246& 0.138 \\
& 0.300& 0.131& 0.369& 0.276& 0.344& 0.162& 0.018& 0.329& 0.306& 0.207& 0.204& 0.216 \\
& 1.820& 5.471& -3.440& -0.289& -3.618& -1.018& 3.346& 2.985& 1.382& 0.862& 0.986& -1.205 \\[5pt]
\multirow{3}{*}{\begin{minipage}{\linewidth}RET12 L\end{minipage}} & 1.211& 1.223& 1.212& 1.240& 1.215& 1.320& 1.261& 1.166& 1.239& 1.322& 1.144& 1.232 \\
& 1.217& 1.241& 1.208& 1.257& 1.176& 1.312& 1.293& 1.151& 1.229& 1.318& 1.212& 1.208 \\
& -1.006& -2.006& 1.176& -2.261& 5.777& 1.258& -2.815& 6.934& 1.854& 0.631& -23.983& 6.033 \\[5pt]
I always forget how to do this. If you have the same problem, here is a quick post for your bookmarks…
Using * as width in the multirow command, the text argument’s natural width is used ( multirow package documentation ).
The examples provided are very basic. Drop me a comment below in case you are having problems with a more complex table. Also, the color is just for illustration purposes and for simplicity reasons not part of the minimal working examples above. See here for how to color table columns or rows.
Use \cline{columns} for a horizontal line spanning one or several table columns.
in the multiple columns and multiple rows examples, are you sure pictures match with code?. I think alignment of “X” is not “c”.
Right, I used a more complex column definition and changed the code to keep it as simple as possible. Also, the color is not reproduced by the example.
Hi. Thanks for the help. I am having trouble with multiple multirows in a table. It doesn’t seem to recognise that the second multirow exists. Any ideas?
Hi Rachael,
Here is an example with multiple multirows in a table. If this doesn’t help solving your issue, please provide a minimal example.
this code in not working every time a error occured “I can’t write on file mainnew.pdf .. pls reply
Thanks for your question. I don’t think there is a problem with the code. The error sounds like there is another problem, i.e. the file cannot be replaced. Perhaps you opened mainnew.pdf with another program which locks the file. See here for a similar question .
Thanks for the post. It helped me a lot.
I wonder if it is possible to centralize the cell named “Sunday and Holiday” in the following example.
I assume you were asking about centering horizontally. You can achieve it by placing \centering in front of the text within \multirow .
I also took the liberty to clean up your table a bit. The main change is to define column width relative to \linewidth in order to optimally make use of space using p{\linewidth} . Let me know if you have questions.
Hello,
I have one question
Is there a option to prevent page break in multicolumn? Im using tabular
So I need to second multicolumn be on separate page, if it’s to big for one page.
Thanks for the question. I suggest to use the longtable package which automatically inserts page breaks. Take a look at my post on the topic and also this trick to color every other row .
Do you know if it’s possible to combine multirows with alternating rowcolors?
I want all the rows within one multirow to be the same color, but the “main” rows to change color every second row.
When just specifying \rowcolors{2}{white}{grey} , the rows within one multirow will also alternate colors, which I don’t want. And preferably I don’t want the multirows to have visible lines between them.
Found something similar here, but with multicolumns:
http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/40880/multicolumn-overrules-rowcolors .
Interesting question, thanks! In the example on tex.SX, usage of \cline doesn’t change the color for the subsequent row. You might want to try that instead of \multirow . To make the small lines between rows with the same color disappear, give \cline the same color:
If this doesn’t answer your question, please provide a minimal working example.
Thank you for looking into this issue. Your comments helped me one step in the right direction: I’ve managed to hide the cline by coloring it the rowcolor.
Here is a stripped example of my table, wh
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