In a table I want to combine some of the columns, but not in all rows. How can I realize this with LaTeX?
Merging cells In LaTeX you can merge cells horizontally by using the \multicolumn command. It has to be used as the first thing in a cell. \multicolumn takes three arguments: The number of cells which should be merged.
Highlight two or more cells in your table. Right-click the highlighted cells. Click Table and then select Merge Cells.
Merge cells For example, you can merge several cells horizontally to create a table heading that spans several columns. Select the cells that you want to merge. Under Table Tools, on the Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Merge Cells.
\multicolumn{<number>}{<formatting>}{<contents>}
Where the arguments are
|c|
" or the like)This command simply replaces the <number>
columns and is used inline.
Addition: This is also how you change the formatting of a single field in only one row of the table. Just use \multicolumn{1}{<new format>}{<contents>}
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