That video really helped me, but one thing I would like to do, but don't know how, would be to put a line at the bottom of the table (with \csvreader), but not between every line. (To make it look like the one from \csvautotabular) Edit: I found a solution: Replacing "late after line= \\ \hline" with "late after last line= \\ \hline" makes a line after the last line.
Hi! Gj! I just wonder how to add capton and layers to apply sources and references. I gonna look futher on the internet and see if theres a solution to that.
Super helpful video, but I had issues trying on my local TeXLive with Ubuntu 20.04. For some reason it couldn't handle line breaks in the .csv file and the only way to get a legible table out was specifying `late after line \\`.
As soon as I type \csvcolvii I get an error... Is there a limit to the number of columns? Also for some reason it is skipping lines, and I cant find anything online
LaTeX is so tedious: How can I use the first row of the csv-file as header? (like csvautotabular) How can I set different column widths? (like tabularx) LaTeX provides many useful packages but combining them is often impossible.
your videos are lifechanging. Danke schön
Thanks, really appreciate the nice feedback! Bitte schön :)
That video really helped me, but one thing I would like to do, but don't know how, would be to put a line at the bottom of the table (with \csvreader), but not between every line. (To make it look like the one from \csvautotabular)
Edit: I found a solution: Replacing "late after line= \\ \hline" with "late after last line= \\ \hline" makes a line after the last line.
Thank you for this very helpful video!
Hi! Gj! I just wonder how to add capton and layers to apply sources and references. I gonna look futher on the internet and see if theres a solution to that.
Super helpful video, but I had issues trying on my local TeXLive with Ubuntu 20.04. For some reason it couldn't handle line breaks in the .csv file and the only way to get a legible table out was specifying `late after line \\`.
Thanks! Strange thing about the CSV file :S
Buen video. Puedo hacer lo mismo pero haciendo uso del entorno tblr de latex, ya que es más versatil que el entorno tabular.
As soon as I type \csvcolvii I get an error... Is there a limit to the number of columns? Also for some reason it is skipping lines, and I cant find anything online
Ok, but how do I combine adjacent rows in a column that have same values?
LaTeX is so tedious:
How can I use the first row of the csv-file as header? (like csvautotabular)
How can I set different column widths? (like tabularx)
LaTeX provides many useful packages but combining them is often impossible.