Removing white space in a table

Question

I am having an issue with too much white space. Here's a picture of my data fields with placeholders representing the largest digit count possible in them.

As you can see, after the last "P" the values escape the scope of the chart. While I could increase the size of the table as a whole (currently textwidth), that would be a poor design choice on my part. What I'm thinking is to utilize all of that wasted white space. I don't know what to do though.

When I have all single digit values, the table looks perfect. I want the increased number size to "consume" the white space before forcing the table out of it's defined bounds. I was hoping using extracolsep with no arguments would remove whitespace, but it sadly does not.

Answer 1

try adding this command before your table;

\renewcommand{\tabcolsep}{1pt}

the default column separator width is 6pt inserted before and after column contents, but this will change that. Replace 1pt with whatever you need.