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Answer by Mico for Multi column table with continuous verticle lines
I can see nothing wrong with getting rid of the vertical lines entirely -- and with making better use of the macros of the booktabs...
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Answer by Zarko for Multi column table with continuous verticle lines
Welcome to TeX.SE!You should always provide MWE (Minimal Working Example, a complete small document with your table9 which we can test as it isYour table has defined much more columns as they are...
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Multi column table with continuous verticle lines
I want to create this type of table in the latex. What I did is the following\begin{tabular}{c|ccccc|ccccc|ccccc} \toprule&&& Edge count &&&&& Wedge count...
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Answer by Mico for Multi column table with continuous vertical lines
I can see nothing wrong with getting rid of the vertical lines entirely. Conversely, I would advocate making more use of the macros of the booktabs package. And, since it looks like the 9 data columns...
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Answer by Zarko for Multi column table with continuous vertical lines
Your table has defined much more columns as they are needed. For example:\documentclass[margin=3mm]{standalone}\usepackage{array, booktabs}\usepackage[Most]{romannum}\begin{document}\begin{tabular}{c|...
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Multi column table with continuous vertical lines
I want to create this type of table in the latex. What I did is the following\begin{tabular}{c|ccccc|ccccc|ccccc} \toprule&&& Edge count &&&&& Wedge count...
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