How would you slightly push one row down? See how the tops of your square roots are touching the hline? I'd like to avoid that by adding a little vertical space if there's a good way to do that. Thanks for the great videos, btw.
You can find the documentation for this by searching on google. And there are video tutorials on youtube as well. booktabs package produces publication quality tables. It takes care of the kind of things that you are talking about, so you don't have to worry about it.
How would you slightly push one row down? See how the tops of your square roots are touching the hline? I'd like to avoid that by adding a little vertical space if there's a good way to do that. Thanks for the great videos, btw.
CodeLabMaster 2 months ago in playlist LaTeX Tutorial
@CodeLabMaster use the' booktabs' package.
\usepackage{booktabs}
You can find the documentation for this by searching on google. And there are video tutorials on youtube as well. booktabs package produces publication quality tables. It takes care of the kind of things that you are talking about, so you don't have to worry about it.
DKMGfan 2 days ago
Is it ok to not nest centered inside tabular?
ttitanic 2 months ago