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I am trying to create a table with horizontal and vertical lines, but the lines are not meeting in the upper right hand corner. Can anyone figure out where I'm going wrong?



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{array}




usetikzlibrary{calc,shadings,patterns,tikzmark}
newcommandHatchedCell[5][0pt]{%
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]%
path ($(pic cs:#2)!0.5!(pic cs:#3)$) coordinate (aux1)
(pic cs:#4) coordinate (aux2);
fill[#5] ( $ (aux1) + (-0.67*0.097textwidth,1.9ex) $ )
rectangle ($ (aux1 |- aux2) + (0.7*0.097textwidth,-#1*baselineskip-.8ex) $ );
end{tikzpicture}%
}%

begin{document}

%arrayrulecolor{black}
setlengtharrayrulewidth{1.0pt}
newcolumntype{P}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.097textwidth}}
newcolumntype{G}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.235textwidth}}



begin{tabular}{P P P P P P}
&
&
&
multicolumn{2}{G}{textbf{Player 2}}
\ [1.5ex]
end{tabular}

begin{tabular}{ P P P P P P}
&
&
A &
B &
C &
D\[1.5ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}


begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
&
A&
tikzmark{start0} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle0}tikzmark{end0} &
small 10,0 &
small 0,-10 &
small -40,-10\
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start0}{middle0}{end0}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}


begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}

textbf{Player 1}&
B&
small 0,10 &
tikzmark{start1} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle1}tikzmark{end1} &
small 0,0 &
small 0,0\ [-2.65ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start1}{middle1}{end1}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}



begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
C&
small -10,0 &
small 0,0&
tikzmark{start2} small textbf{0,0} tikzmark{middle2}tikzmark{end2} &
small 0,0 \ [0.2ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start2}{middle2}{end2}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
D&
small -10,-40 &

small 0 0&
small 0,0 &
tikzmark{start3} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle3}tikzmark{end3} \
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start3}{middle3}{end3}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

end{document}


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I am trying to create a table with horizontal and vertical lines, but the lines are not meeting in the upper right hand corner. Can anyone figure out where I'm going wrong?



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{array}




usetikzlibrary{calc,shadings,patterns,tikzmark}
newcommandHatchedCell[5][0pt]{%
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]%
path ($(pic cs:#2)!0.5!(pic cs:#3)$) coordinate (aux1)
(pic cs:#4) coordinate (aux2);
fill[#5] ( $ (aux1) + (-0.67*0.097textwidth,1.9ex) $ )
rectangle ($ (aux1 |- aux2) + (0.7*0.097textwidth,-#1*baselineskip-.8ex) $ );
end{tikzpicture}%
}%

begin{document}

%arrayrulecolor{black}
setlengtharrayrulewidth{1.0pt}
newcolumntype{P}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.097textwidth}}
newcolumntype{G}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.235textwidth}}



begin{tabular}{P P P P P P}
&
&
&
multicolumn{2}{G}{textbf{Player 2}}
\ [1.5ex]
end{tabular}

begin{tabular}{ P P P P P P}
&
&
A &
B &
C &
D\[1.5ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}


begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
&
A&
tikzmark{start0} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle0}tikzmark{end0} &
small 10,0 &
small 0,-10 &
small -40,-10\
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start0}{middle0}{end0}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}


begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}

textbf{Player 1}&
B&
small 0,10 &
tikzmark{start1} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle1}tikzmark{end1} &
small 0,0 &
small 0,0\ [-2.65ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start1}{middle1}{end1}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}



begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
C&
small -10,0 &
small 0,0&
tikzmark{start2} small textbf{0,0} tikzmark{middle2}tikzmark{end2} &
small 0,0 \ [0.2ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start2}{middle2}{end2}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
D&
small -10,-40 &

small 0 0&
small 0,0 &
tikzmark{start3} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle3}tikzmark{end3} \
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start3}{middle3}{end3}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

end{document}


enter image description here



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I am trying to create a table with horizontal and vertical lines, but the lines are not meeting in the upper right hand corner. Can anyone figure out where I'm going wrong?



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{array}




usetikzlibrary{calc,shadings,patterns,tikzmark}
newcommandHatchedCell[5][0pt]{%
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]%
path ($(pic cs:#2)!0.5!(pic cs:#3)$) coordinate (aux1)
(pic cs:#4) coordinate (aux2);
fill[#5] ( $ (aux1) + (-0.67*0.097textwidth,1.9ex) $ )
rectangle ($ (aux1 |- aux2) + (0.7*0.097textwidth,-#1*baselineskip-.8ex) $ );
end{tikzpicture}%
}%

begin{document}

%arrayrulecolor{black}
setlengtharrayrulewidth{1.0pt}
newcolumntype{P}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.097textwidth}}
newcolumntype{G}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.235textwidth}}



begin{tabular}{P P P P P P}
&
&
&
multicolumn{2}{G}{textbf{Player 2}}
\ [1.5ex]
end{tabular}

begin{tabular}{ P P P P P P}
&
&
A &
B &
C &
D\[1.5ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}


begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
&
A&
tikzmark{start0} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle0}tikzmark{end0} &
small 10,0 &
small 0,-10 &
small -40,-10\
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start0}{middle0}{end0}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}


begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}

textbf{Player 1}&
B&
small 0,10 &
tikzmark{start1} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle1}tikzmark{end1} &
small 0,0 &
small 0,0\ [-2.65ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start1}{middle1}{end1}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}



begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
C&
small -10,0 &
small 0,0&
tikzmark{start2} small textbf{0,0} tikzmark{middle2}tikzmark{end2} &
small 0,0 \ [0.2ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start2}{middle2}{end2}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
D&
small -10,-40 &

small 0 0&
small 0,0 &
tikzmark{start3} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle3}tikzmark{end3} \
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start3}{middle3}{end3}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

end{document}


enter image description here



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I am trying to create a table with horizontal and vertical lines, but the lines are not meeting in the upper right hand corner. Can anyone figure out where I'm going wrong?



documentclass{article}

usepackage{tikz}
usepackage{multirow}
usepackage{array}




usetikzlibrary{calc,shadings,patterns,tikzmark}
newcommandHatchedCell[5][0pt]{%
begin{tikzpicture}[overlay,remember picture]%
path ($(pic cs:#2)!0.5!(pic cs:#3)$) coordinate (aux1)
(pic cs:#4) coordinate (aux2);
fill[#5] ( $ (aux1) + (-0.67*0.097textwidth,1.9ex) $ )
rectangle ($ (aux1 |- aux2) + (0.7*0.097textwidth,-#1*baselineskip-.8ex) $ );
end{tikzpicture}%
}%

begin{document}

%arrayrulecolor{black}
setlengtharrayrulewidth{1.0pt}
newcolumntype{P}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.097textwidth}}
newcolumntype{G}{>{centeringarraybackslash}p{0.235textwidth}}



begin{tabular}{P P P P P P}
&
&
&
multicolumn{2}{G}{textbf{Player 2}}
\ [1.5ex]
end{tabular}

begin{tabular}{ P P P P P P}
&
&
A &
B &
C &
D\[1.5ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}


begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
&
A&
tikzmark{start0} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle0}tikzmark{end0} &
small 10,0 &
small 0,-10 &
small -40,-10\
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start0}{middle0}{end0}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}


begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}

textbf{Player 1}&
B&
small 0,10 &
tikzmark{start1} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle1}tikzmark{end1} &
small 0,0 &
small 0,0\ [-2.65ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start1}{middle1}{end1}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}



begin{tabular}{P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
C&
small -10,0 &
small 0,0&
tikzmark{start2} small textbf{0,0} tikzmark{middle2}tikzmark{end2} &
small 0,0 \ [0.2ex]
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start2}{middle2}{end2}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

begin{tabular}{ P P|P|P|P|P|}
cline{3-6}
&
D&
small -10,-40 &

small 0 0&
small 0,0 &
tikzmark{start3} small textbf{10,10} tikzmark{middle3}tikzmark{end3} \
cline{3-6}
end{tabular}
HatchedCell{start3}{middle3}{end3}{pattern color=black!70,pattern=north east lines}

end{document}


enter image description here



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You are using TikZ to hatch some cells, why not use it to build the complete table?



documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]{standalone} 
usetikzlibrary{positioning, matrix, patterns}

begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[%
mynode/.style={draw, anchor=center, outer sep=0pt,
minimum width=15mm, minimum height=7mm},
hnode/.style={mynode, pattern=north west lines},
mylabel/.style={mynode, draw=none, minimum width=10mm}]

matrix (A) [matrix of nodes,
column sep=-pgflinewidth,
row sep=-pgflinewidth,
nodes={mynode},
row 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}},
column 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}}]
{ & A & B & C & D\
A &|[hnode]| 10,0 & 10,0 & 0,-10&-10,-10\
B & 0,10 & |[hnode]|10,10 & 0,0&0,0\
C & -10,0 & 0,0 & |[hnode]|0,0&0,0\
D & -10,-10 & 0,0 & 0,0&|[hnode]|10,10\};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries] at (A-1-2.north-|A-2-3.east) {Player 2};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries, rotate=90] at (A-3-1.south west) {Player 1};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

    – Sebastiano
    20 hours ago













  • @Sebastiano Done!

    – Ignasi
    19 hours ago











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You are using TikZ to hatch some cells, why not use it to build the complete table?



documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]{standalone} 
usetikzlibrary{positioning, matrix, patterns}

begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[%
mynode/.style={draw, anchor=center, outer sep=0pt,
minimum width=15mm, minimum height=7mm},
hnode/.style={mynode, pattern=north west lines},
mylabel/.style={mynode, draw=none, minimum width=10mm}]

matrix (A) [matrix of nodes,
column sep=-pgflinewidth,
row sep=-pgflinewidth,
nodes={mynode},
row 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}},
column 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}}]
{ & A & B & C & D\
A &|[hnode]| 10,0 & 10,0 & 0,-10&-10,-10\
B & 0,10 & |[hnode]|10,10 & 0,0&0,0\
C & -10,0 & 0,0 & |[hnode]|0,0&0,0\
D & -10,-10 & 0,0 & 0,0&|[hnode]|10,10\};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries] at (A-1-2.north-|A-2-3.east) {Player 2};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries, rotate=90] at (A-3-1.south west) {Player 1};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

    – Sebastiano
    20 hours ago













  • @Sebastiano Done!

    – Ignasi
    19 hours ago
















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You are using TikZ to hatch some cells, why not use it to build the complete table?



documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]{standalone} 
usetikzlibrary{positioning, matrix, patterns}

begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[%
mynode/.style={draw, anchor=center, outer sep=0pt,
minimum width=15mm, minimum height=7mm},
hnode/.style={mynode, pattern=north west lines},
mylabel/.style={mynode, draw=none, minimum width=10mm}]

matrix (A) [matrix of nodes,
column sep=-pgflinewidth,
row sep=-pgflinewidth,
nodes={mynode},
row 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}},
column 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}}]
{ & A & B & C & D\
A &|[hnode]| 10,0 & 10,0 & 0,-10&-10,-10\
B & 0,10 & |[hnode]|10,10 & 0,0&0,0\
C & -10,0 & 0,0 & |[hnode]|0,0&0,0\
D & -10,-10 & 0,0 & 0,0&|[hnode]|10,10\};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries] at (A-1-2.north-|A-2-3.east) {Player 2};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries, rotate=90] at (A-3-1.south west) {Player 1};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






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  • Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

    – Sebastiano
    20 hours ago













  • @Sebastiano Done!

    – Ignasi
    19 hours ago














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6







You are using TikZ to hatch some cells, why not use it to build the complete table?



documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]{standalone} 
usetikzlibrary{positioning, matrix, patterns}

begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[%
mynode/.style={draw, anchor=center, outer sep=0pt,
minimum width=15mm, minimum height=7mm},
hnode/.style={mynode, pattern=north west lines},
mylabel/.style={mynode, draw=none, minimum width=10mm}]

matrix (A) [matrix of nodes,
column sep=-pgflinewidth,
row sep=-pgflinewidth,
nodes={mynode},
row 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}},
column 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}}]
{ & A & B & C & D\
A &|[hnode]| 10,0 & 10,0 & 0,-10&-10,-10\
B & 0,10 & |[hnode]|10,10 & 0,0&0,0\
C & -10,0 & 0,0 & |[hnode]|0,0&0,0\
D & -10,-10 & 0,0 & 0,0&|[hnode]|10,10\};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries] at (A-1-2.north-|A-2-3.east) {Player 2};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries, rotate=90] at (A-3-1.south west) {Player 1};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here






share|improve this answer















You are using TikZ to hatch some cells, why not use it to build the complete table?



documentclass[tikz,border=2mm]{standalone} 
usetikzlibrary{positioning, matrix, patterns}

begin{document}
begin{tikzpicture}[%
mynode/.style={draw, anchor=center, outer sep=0pt,
minimum width=15mm, minimum height=7mm},
hnode/.style={mynode, pattern=north west lines},
mylabel/.style={mynode, draw=none, minimum width=10mm}]

matrix (A) [matrix of nodes,
column sep=-pgflinewidth,
row sep=-pgflinewidth,
nodes={mynode},
row 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}},
column 1/.style={nodes={mylabel}}]
{ & A & B & C & D\
A &|[hnode]| 10,0 & 10,0 & 0,-10&-10,-10\
B & 0,10 & |[hnode]|10,10 & 0,0&0,0\
C & -10,0 & 0,0 & |[hnode]|0,0&0,0\
D & -10,-10 & 0,0 & 0,0&|[hnode]|10,10\};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries] at (A-1-2.north-|A-2-3.east) {Player 2};

node[anchor=south, font=bfseries, rotate=90] at (A-3-1.south west) {Player 1};
end{tikzpicture}
end{document}


enter image description here







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  • Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

    – Sebastiano
    20 hours ago













  • @Sebastiano Done!

    – Ignasi
    19 hours ago



















  • Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

    – Sebastiano
    20 hours ago













  • @Sebastiano Done!

    – Ignasi
    19 hours ago

















Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

– Sebastiano
20 hours ago







Excuse me for my bit disturb. Can you edit your answer? At the left would be Player 1 and not Player 2. :-)

– Sebastiano
20 hours ago















@Sebastiano Done!

– Ignasi
19 hours ago





@Sebastiano Done!

– Ignasi
19 hours ago










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