See, if this is similar to layout, which you like to achieve:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[a4paper, top=0.2in, bottom=0.15in,
left=0.25in, right=0.25in,
]{geometry}
\usepackage{array}
\usepackage{calc}% <-- added
\begin{document}
\setlength\tabcolsep{2pt}
\noindent\begin{tabular}{|@{}
>{\scriptsize}m{0.2\textwidth-1\tabcolsep}|
>{\centering\bfseries}m{.6\textwidth-4\tabcolsep}|
>{\raggedleft\scriptsize}m{.2\textwidth-\tabcolsep}|
@{}|}
\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}>{\bfseries}rl}% <-- Don't forget @{}!
COMPANY: & ffffff \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
FACTORY: & \\
FIELD: & \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
LEASE: & fadsfasdfasd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
\end{tabular}
%
&
%
PETROBRA COMPANY LIMITED
THE ESTIMATE OF RESERVES AND FUTURE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE %
TO CERTAIN INTERESTS
As of JAN 1 2017
%
&
%
\begin{tabular}[t]{>{\bfseries}rl@{}}% <-- Don't forget @{}!
ID: & gsfd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
MAJOR PHASE: & Oil \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
AAAA Reserves: & gfdsgsd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
Dev.Status: & gsdf \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
\end{tabular}
\end{tabular}
\end{document}
Vertical lines are only for orientation. On the end they had to be omitted. As can you see, I didn't use minipages. Instead of them I employ \tabular
in which in the first and last column are nested your tables. For determination their column width I added package calc
.
Also I move commands for bold fonts to option of column type.
Addendum:
Probably you wish, that the text in the nested (sub) tables has bold text in the same position regardless of width of no bold text. IN this case is better for their second column instead column type l
use ˙p{}where you deliberately select width. For example
p{12ex}` for your right sub table seems to be good selection. Try this with your real cells content and see, if it is ok.
Warning: since sub tables have column types r
andl
, its can happen, that in case that text in cells will be longer then reserved width in main tablar, they will protrude outside of main table column width.
Addendum (2): In case, that you like to align content of all cells with their bottom, you only need to change column type accordingly from m
change to b
and sub tables position from t
to b
. With slightly reformatted main title layout in this case you obtain:
\noindent\begin{tabular}{@{}
>{\scriptsize}b{0.2\textwidth-1\tabcolsep}
>{\centering\bfseries}b{.6\textwidth-4\tabcolsep}
>{\raggedleft\scriptsize}b{.2\textwidth-\tabcolsep}
@{}}
\begin{tabular}[b]{@{}>{\bfseries}rl}% <-- Don't forget @{}!
COMPANY: & ffffff \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
FACTORY: & \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
FIELD: & \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
LEASE: & fadsfasdfasd \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
\end{tabular}
&
PETROBRA COMPANY LIMITED
THE ESTIMATE OF RESERVES AND FUTURE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO CERTAIN INTERESTS
As of JAN 1 2017
&
\begin{tabular}[b]{>{\bfseries}rl@{}}% <-- Don't forget @{}!
ID: & gsfd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
MAJOR PHASE: & Oil \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
AAAA Reserves: & gfdsgsd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
Dev.Status: & gsdf \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
\end{tabular}
\end{tabular}
For the top position you need to change m
to p
and sub tables position to t
:
\noindent\begin{tabular}{@{}
>{\scriptsize}p{0.2\textwidth-1\tabcolsep}
>{\centering\bfseries}p{.6\textwidth-4\tabcolsep}
>{\raggedleft\scriptsize}p{.2\textwidth-\tabcolsep}
@{}}
\begin{tabular}[t]{@{}>{\bfseries}rl}% <-- Don't forget @{}!
COMPANY: & ffffff \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
FACTORY: & \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
FIELD: & \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
LEASE: & fadsfasdfasd \\ %%enter value in the space after "&"
\end{tabular}
&
PETROBRA COMPANY LIMITED
THE ESTIMATE OF RESERVES AND FUTURE INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO CERTAIN INTERESTS
As of JAN 1 2017
&
\begin{tabular}[t]{>{\bfseries}rl@{}}% <-- Don't forget @{}!
ID: & gsfd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
MAJOR PHASE: & Oil \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
AAAA Reserves: & gfdsgsd \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
Dev.Status: & gsdf \\%%enter value in the space after "&"
\end{tabular}
\end{tabular}
<-- Don't forget @{}!
comments. For #3, centred in relation to what? The physical page? the textblock? something else? You really should provide a complete MWE....