I am working on a seminar paper, and I would like to code the following type of table into my LaTeX document. I was only able to create this table by first entering in and formatting everything in Microsoft Excel. Then, I copied and pasted the table from Excel into Word (Keep source formatting). From there, I saved the Word document as a PDF, and in the PDF, I cut out the table by taking a "snapshot" (possible in Adobe Acrobat Reader), then pasting that into Word again. Then I could save the copied-back-into-Word picture of the table as a PNG (.png). From there, I used \includegraphics[.]{Table1.png}
. I got my "desired" result, however the table looks rather sloppy, as you can see below.
I am looking for any tips on how I can program the table in LaTeX in such a way that it looks nice (with all of the same formatting, lines, etc.) as seen in my version below! I've tried exhaustively all of the tables, tabular, tabbing, array commands in LaTeX without any such success.
booktabs
for the horizontal rules,siunitx
for aligning the numbers better, and maybethreeparttable
for the 'notes' under the table proper. But you should, as a courtesy, post a minimal example of what you have tried so far. At the very least, it is not pleasant for people to have to type out all the words you clearly have already typed out!caption
package.stargazer
can generate such a table for you (it will generate the LaTeX code).