On 06/06/12:59-0700, Paul A. Rubin wrote:
> > Hi
> > I am attaching a small table which produces erroneous output.
> >
> > 1. mathematical symbol m in headings
> > 2. non-alignment of decimal points
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> ===========================================
> The second problem is easily fixed: enter the numbers in the table as plain
> text, not as inline math. I think the math insets prevent detection of the
> separator (decimal point).
Did as you said. One problem solved.
> The first problem is harder, and might be a bug in LyX. If you turn on View
> > Source and set it to show the LyX source code, you'll see cells marked
> multirow="3" and multirow="4". I have no idea why. If you switch to LaTeX
> source, you will see the extra $m$ being inserted (again, no idea why).
>
> Paul
I had a table, with no apparent problems, but with vertical separators.
Publication requires a formal table!
I have not found any way to set up a heading layout other than what is
essentially the default.
Setting up a table, adding an extra row in the heading, setting "formal"
The order attempted produces different results.
(a) setting width for a multirow heading turns centred heading
into left justified and unchangeable!
(b) after both rows of a column heading contain text and in-line
maths, the bounding line cannot be removed.
> Any suggestions?
>
> Regards
> Frank Salter
Thanks for your help
Frank
