“misplaced omit” error when >{centering} columns












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First of all, I have looked at every other misplaced omit... error question about tables I have found on this site and none of them quite relate to my situation. This is the closest I could find, but it does not quite fit my application the solution relates to using tabularnewline vs \ in cells which I am not using.





I am attempting to make a table which looks almost like this:



enter image description here



The above example was generated from the following.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{m{1in}m{1in}m{1in}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


However, I would like the columns to be centered instead of justified. I would normally do this by replacing all instances of m{1in} with >{centering}m{1in}. But when I do this I get the following error.



! misplaced omit.@cline #1-#2@nil -> ...


How do I reproduce the above table format but with centered columns?










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    Use >{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in} in the last column, or end every row with tabularnewline instead of \ .

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 30 at 21:19


















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First of all, I have looked at every other misplaced omit... error question about tables I have found on this site and none of them quite relate to my situation. This is the closest I could find, but it does not quite fit my application the solution relates to using tabularnewline vs \ in cells which I am not using.





I am attempting to make a table which looks almost like this:



enter image description here



The above example was generated from the following.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{m{1in}m{1in}m{1in}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


However, I would like the columns to be centered instead of justified. I would normally do this by replacing all instances of m{1in} with >{centering}m{1in}. But when I do this I get the following error.



! misplaced omit.@cline #1-#2@nil -> ...


How do I reproduce the above table format but with centered columns?










share|improve this question


















  • 2





    Use >{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in} in the last column, or end every row with tabularnewline instead of \ .

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 30 at 21:19
















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First of all, I have looked at every other misplaced omit... error question about tables I have found on this site and none of them quite relate to my situation. This is the closest I could find, but it does not quite fit my application the solution relates to using tabularnewline vs \ in cells which I am not using.





I am attempting to make a table which looks almost like this:



enter image description here



The above example was generated from the following.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{m{1in}m{1in}m{1in}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


However, I would like the columns to be centered instead of justified. I would normally do this by replacing all instances of m{1in} with >{centering}m{1in}. But when I do this I get the following error.



! misplaced omit.@cline #1-#2@nil -> ...


How do I reproduce the above table format but with centered columns?










share|improve this question














First of all, I have looked at every other misplaced omit... error question about tables I have found on this site and none of them quite relate to my situation. This is the closest I could find, but it does not quite fit my application the solution relates to using tabularnewline vs \ in cells which I am not using.





I am attempting to make a table which looks almost like this:



enter image description here



The above example was generated from the following.



documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{m{1in}m{1in}m{1in}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


However, I would like the columns to be centered instead of justified. I would normally do this by replacing all instances of m{1in} with >{centering}m{1in}. But when I do this I get the following error.



! misplaced omit.@cline #1-#2@nil -> ...


How do I reproduce the above table format but with centered columns?







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    Use >{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in} in the last column, or end every row with tabularnewline instead of \ .

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 30 at 21:19
















  • 2





    Use >{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in} in the last column, or end every row with tabularnewline instead of \ .

    – Ulrike Fischer
    Mar 30 at 21:19










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Use >{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in} in the last column, or end every row with tabularnewline instead of \ .

– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 30 at 21:19







Use >{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in} in the last column, or end every row with tabularnewline instead of \ .

– Ulrike Fischer
Mar 30 at 21:19












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documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{*{3}{>{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in}}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


within the scope of centering, \ is redefined to make a centred forced line break, so no longer has its "end table row" definition. You can either use arraybackslash to re-assert the table definition of \ or you could use tabularnewline instead of \ which is a longer form provided that always refers to the end of table row.






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  • Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

    – PGmath
    Mar 30 at 21:54












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documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{*{3}{>{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in}}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


within the scope of centering, \ is redefined to make a centred forced line break, so no longer has its "end table row" definition. You can either use arraybackslash to re-assert the table definition of \ or you could use tabularnewline instead of \ which is a longer form provided that always refers to the end of table row.






share|improve this answer
























  • Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

    – PGmath
    Mar 30 at 21:54
















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documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{*{3}{>{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in}}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


within the scope of centering, \ is redefined to make a centred forced line break, so no longer has its "end table row" definition. You can either use arraybackslash to re-assert the table definition of \ or you could use tabularnewline instead of \ which is a longer form provided that always refers to the end of table row.






share|improve this answer
























  • Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

    – PGmath
    Mar 30 at 21:54














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documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{*{3}{>{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in}}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


within the scope of centering, \ is redefined to make a centred forced line break, so no longer has its "end table row" definition. You can either use arraybackslash to re-assert the table definition of \ or you could use tabularnewline instead of \ which is a longer form provided that always refers to the end of table row.






share|improve this answer













documentclass{article}
usepackage{array}

begin{document}
begin{table}
begin{tabular}{*{3}{>{centeringarraybackslash}m{1in}}}
cline{1-1}
multicolumn{1}{|m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{1-2}
multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} & cell of muliline text to wrap \ cline{2-3}
cell of muliline text to wrap & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{cell of muliline text to wrap} & multicolumn{1}{m{1in}|}{textbf{Caption}} \ cline{3-3}
end{tabular}
end{table}
end{document}


within the scope of centering, \ is redefined to make a centred forced line break, so no longer has its "end table row" definition. You can either use arraybackslash to re-assert the table definition of \ or you could use tabularnewline instead of \ which is a longer form provided that always refers to the end of table row.







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  • Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

    – PGmath
    Mar 30 at 21:54



















  • Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

    – PGmath
    Mar 30 at 21:54

















Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

– PGmath
Mar 30 at 21:54





Ah thanks. I was misinterpreting your answer to the linked question.

– PGmath
Mar 30 at 21:54


















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