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Formatting a table to look nice
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my current code is:
binsize = 21;
data = {535, 481, 554, 567, 565, 513, 526, 506, 565, 475, 552, 533,
474, 556, 520, 508, 597, 479, 537, 499, 546, 473, 579, 526, 594,
477, 518, 538, 497, 565};
firstbin = 472;
a = BinCounts[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
b = Range[firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], a}] // TableForm
Which does give me a nice table, however I would like the bins to be labeled something like "472-492 6" instead of just "472 6"
any advice would be great, thank you.
table formatting
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my current code is:
binsize = 21;
data = {535, 481, 554, 567, 565, 513, 526, 506, 565, 475, 552, 533,
474, 556, 520, 508, 597, 479, 537, 499, 546, 473, 579, 526, 594,
477, 518, 538, 497, 565};
firstbin = 472;
a = BinCounts[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
b = Range[firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], a}] // TableForm
Which does give me a nice table, however I would like the bins to be labeled something like "472-492 6" instead of just "472 6"
any advice would be great, thank you.
table formatting
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
my current code is:
binsize = 21;
data = {535, 481, 554, 567, 565, 513, 526, 506, 565, 475, 552, 533,
474, 556, 520, 508, 597, 479, 537, 499, 546, 473, 579, 526, 594,
477, 518, 538, 497, 565};
firstbin = 472;
a = BinCounts[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
b = Range[firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], a}] // TableForm
Which does give me a nice table, however I would like the bins to be labeled something like "472-492 6" instead of just "472 6"
any advice would be great, thank you.
table formatting
$endgroup$
my current code is:
binsize = 21;
data = {535, 481, 554, 567, 565, 513, 526, 506, 565, 475, 552, 533,
474, 556, 520, 508, 597, 479, 537, 499, 546, 473, 579, 526, 594,
477, 518, 538, 497, 565};
firstbin = 472;
a = BinCounts[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
b = Range[firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], a}] // TableForm
Which does give me a nice table, however I would like the bins to be labeled something like "472-492 6" instead of just "472 6"
any advice would be great, thank you.
table formatting
table formatting
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{binlims, bincounts} = HistogramList[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
bins = Row[{#, #2 - 1}, "-"] & @@@ Partition[binlims, 2, 1];
TableForm[Transpose[{bins, bincounts}]]

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Thank you very much!
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– Wombles
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
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– kglr
2 hours ago
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Here is one way:
bb = b - 1;
c = Complement[bb, {Min[bb]}];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], ConstantArray["---", Length[a]], c, a}] // TableForm
Here is the output:

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I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
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– mjw
2 hours ago
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You might wantToStringandStringJoin
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– MarcoB
1 hour ago
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{binlims, bincounts} = HistogramList[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
bins = Row[{#, #2 - 1}, "-"] & @@@ Partition[binlims, 2, 1];
TableForm[Transpose[{bins, bincounts}]]

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Thank you very much!
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– Wombles
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
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– kglr
2 hours ago
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$begingroup$
{binlims, bincounts} = HistogramList[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
bins = Row[{#, #2 - 1}, "-"] & @@@ Partition[binlims, 2, 1];
TableForm[Transpose[{bins, bincounts}]]

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Thank you very much!
$endgroup$
– Wombles
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
$endgroup$
– kglr
2 hours ago
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$begingroup$
{binlims, bincounts} = HistogramList[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
bins = Row[{#, #2 - 1}, "-"] & @@@ Partition[binlims, 2, 1];
TableForm[Transpose[{bins, bincounts}]]

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{binlims, bincounts} = HistogramList[data, {firstbin, Max[data] + binsize, binsize}];
bins = Row[{#, #2 - 1}, "-"] & @@@ Partition[binlims, 2, 1];
TableForm[Transpose[{bins, bincounts}]]

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Thank you very much!
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– Wombles
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
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Thank you very much!
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– Wombles
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
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– kglr
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Thank you very much!
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– Wombles
2 hours ago
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Thank you very much!
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– Wombles
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
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– kglr
2 hours ago
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@Wombles, you are welcome.
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– kglr
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$begingroup$
Here is one way:
bb = b - 1;
c = Complement[bb, {Min[bb]}];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], ConstantArray["---", Length[a]], c, a}] // TableForm
Here is the output:

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I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
$endgroup$
– mjw
2 hours ago
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You might wantToStringandStringJoin
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– MarcoB
1 hour ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Here is one way:
bb = b - 1;
c = Complement[bb, {Min[bb]}];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], ConstantArray["---", Length[a]], c, a}] // TableForm
Here is the output:

$endgroup$
$begingroup$
I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
$endgroup$
– mjw
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
You might wantToStringandStringJoin
$endgroup$
– MarcoB
1 hour ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Here is one way:
bb = b - 1;
c = Complement[bb, {Min[bb]}];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], ConstantArray["---", Length[a]], c, a}] // TableForm
Here is the output:

$endgroup$
Here is one way:
bb = b - 1;
c = Complement[bb, {Min[bb]}];
Transpose[{Take[b, Length[a]], ConstantArray["---", Length[a]], c, a}] // TableForm
Here is the output:

edited 2 hours ago
answered 2 hours ago
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I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
$endgroup$
– mjw
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
You might wantToStringandStringJoin
$endgroup$
– MarcoB
1 hour ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
$endgroup$
– mjw
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
You might wantToStringandStringJoin
$endgroup$
– MarcoB
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
$endgroup$
– mjw
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I wish I knew more about string manipulation to get the first three columns to combine to one column of text!
$endgroup$
– mjw
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
You might want
ToString and StringJoin$endgroup$
– MarcoB
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
You might want
ToString and StringJoin$endgroup$
– MarcoB
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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