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Centering columns on multicolumn within tabular


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I'm using @egreg's answer to the question Align Equations Over Multiple Tabular Rows to align my equals signs within columns of a table. I'm using multicolumn for the table headings which don't have equals signs, since I'm using the "A" columntype as defined by @egreg. However, I also want the entries of the table to be centered with respect to the column headings (right now there's a lot of space to the right). Thanks!



documentclass{article}
usepackage{booktabs, array, amsmath, multirow}

newcolumntype{A}{ >{$} r <{$} @{} >{${}} l <{$} }

begin{document}
begin{tabular}{|c|A|A|A|c|}
hline
Force Field & multicolumn{2}{c|}{text{Calculated Energy}} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Calculated Difference} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Experimental Difference} & Error \
hline
multirow{4}{*}{OPLS-AA}
& text{tt} &= 2.55447 &&&&& \ cline{2-8}
& text{g}^+text{g}^+ &= 4.19785 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.64338 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.62 & 0.02338 \ cline{2-8}
& text{g}^+text{g}^- &= 5.56306 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.00859 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.51 & -0.50141 \ cline{2-8}
& text{tg} &= 3.36156 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.80709 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.86 & -0.05291 \
hline
end{tabular}
end{document}


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    I'm using @egreg's answer to the question Align Equations Over Multiple Tabular Rows to align my equals signs within columns of a table. I'm using multicolumn for the table headings which don't have equals signs, since I'm using the "A" columntype as defined by @egreg. However, I also want the entries of the table to be centered with respect to the column headings (right now there's a lot of space to the right). Thanks!



    documentclass{article}
    usepackage{booktabs, array, amsmath, multirow}

    newcolumntype{A}{ >{$} r <{$} @{} >{${}} l <{$} }

    begin{document}
    begin{tabular}{|c|A|A|A|c|}
    hline
    Force Field & multicolumn{2}{c|}{text{Calculated Energy}} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Calculated Difference} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Experimental Difference} & Error \
    hline
    multirow{4}{*}{OPLS-AA}
    & text{tt} &= 2.55447 &&&&& \ cline{2-8}
    & text{g}^+text{g}^+ &= 4.19785 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.64338 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.62 & 0.02338 \ cline{2-8}
    & text{g}^+text{g}^- &= 5.56306 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.00859 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.51 & -0.50141 \ cline{2-8}
    & text{tg} &= 3.36156 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.80709 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.86 & -0.05291 \
    hline
    end{tabular}
    end{document}


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      I'm using @egreg's answer to the question Align Equations Over Multiple Tabular Rows to align my equals signs within columns of a table. I'm using multicolumn for the table headings which don't have equals signs, since I'm using the "A" columntype as defined by @egreg. However, I also want the entries of the table to be centered with respect to the column headings (right now there's a lot of space to the right). Thanks!



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{booktabs, array, amsmath, multirow}

      newcolumntype{A}{ >{$} r <{$} @{} >{${}} l <{$} }

      begin{document}
      begin{tabular}{|c|A|A|A|c|}
      hline
      Force Field & multicolumn{2}{c|}{text{Calculated Energy}} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Calculated Difference} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Experimental Difference} & Error \
      hline
      multirow{4}{*}{OPLS-AA}
      & text{tt} &= 2.55447 &&&&& \ cline{2-8}
      & text{g}^+text{g}^+ &= 4.19785 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.64338 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.62 & 0.02338 \ cline{2-8}
      & text{g}^+text{g}^- &= 5.56306 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.00859 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.51 & -0.50141 \ cline{2-8}
      & text{tg} &= 3.36156 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.80709 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.86 & -0.05291 \
      hline
      end{tabular}
      end{document}


      Uncentered Columns



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      I'm using @egreg's answer to the question Align Equations Over Multiple Tabular Rows to align my equals signs within columns of a table. I'm using multicolumn for the table headings which don't have equals signs, since I'm using the "A" columntype as defined by @egreg. However, I also want the entries of the table to be centered with respect to the column headings (right now there's a lot of space to the right). Thanks!



      documentclass{article}
      usepackage{booktabs, array, amsmath, multirow}

      newcolumntype{A}{ >{$} r <{$} @{} >{${}} l <{$} }

      begin{document}
      begin{tabular}{|c|A|A|A|c|}
      hline
      Force Field & multicolumn{2}{c|}{text{Calculated Energy}} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Calculated Difference} & multicolumn{2}{c|}{Experimental Difference} & Error \
      hline
      multirow{4}{*}{OPLS-AA}
      & text{tt} &= 2.55447 &&&&& \ cline{2-8}
      & text{g}^+text{g}^+ &= 4.19785 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.64338 & text{g}^+text{g}^+-text{tt} &= 1.62 & 0.02338 \ cline{2-8}
      & text{g}^+text{g}^- &= 5.56306 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.00859 & text{g}^+text{g}^--text{tt} &= 3.51 & -0.50141 \ cline{2-8}
      & text{tg} &= 3.36156 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.80709 & text{tg}-text{tt} &= 0.86 & -0.05291 \
      hline
      end{tabular}
      end{document}


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