Hello,
I am still consistently working on my thesis, spreading the awarness of
LyX's greatness along the way... :) yet I've run into another little
problem that I was unable to solve easily with at-hands documentation.
I am trying to report some data in tables and I have come across the
following obstacles that I don't know how to solve:
1) is it possible to have a table with individual cells within a column
aligned differently?
2) while 1) may sound strange, I'd like to have, for example, a column
with numbers centered while the header of the column is aligned, say,
flushed left.
3) another practical, related, problem is the decimal-aligned columns
created using the dcolumn package. When I use the d{} alignment for a
column (bless Extended Features manual :), the numbers withing the
column are indeed aligned on the "." but the header text of the column
is in italics font (easily fixable, yet awkward, with \textrm{}) and it
is aligned so that the last letter is right aligned with the decimal
point of the rest of the column. I would like to have the numbers
aligned on the decimal point, while the header text being, say, centered.
Is this possible at all? I realize I could perhaps solve 1) & 2) with
another nested table (an HTML hell :) but I'm not so sure with 3).
Thanks for any hints & pointer!
Happy Thanksgiving!
David
