How to remove additional spaces in table in latex [duplicate]












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I am using the following code to generate a table.



documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

begin{document}

begin{table}[!t]

renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}

caption{Some text}

centering

begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}

hline

textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \

hline



textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

& 

43%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

& 

57%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

25%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

75%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

0%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

100%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

end{tabular}

label{table1}

end{table}

end{document}


However, as shown in the figure below there are empty spaces (highlighted in yellow). I am just wondering if there is a way to remove those extra lines from the table?
enter image description here



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  • Can you please provide us with a compilable document? When I compile your table with preamble documentclass[12pt]{article} usepackage{amssymb} I do not get such large spaces,

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:05











  • @marmot I am using the following document class documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:27











  • Please add this (as well as begin{document} and end{document}) to your above code such that people have a complete example to play with.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:29











  • @marmot Sure, I will add those details. By the way I am getting the same output in the following documentclasses as well; documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} and documentclass[jou,apacite]{apa6}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:33











  • OK, thanks! I have another question (not that I could immediately answer it). Do you want the check marks and - be vertically aligned, i.e. at the same height, as the bullets of itemize? You might want to use e.g. this answer instead of itemize, this would also solve the vertical space problem.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:36


















3
















This question already has an answer here:




  • Removing extra space after itemize environment in longtable in memoir

    3 answers




I am using the following code to generate a table.



documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

begin{document}

begin{table}[!t]

renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}

caption{Some text}

centering

begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}

hline

textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \

hline



textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

& 

43%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

& 

57%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

25%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

75%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

0%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

100%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

end{tabular}

label{table1}

end{table}

end{document}


However, as shown in the figure below there are empty spaces (highlighted in yellow). I am just wondering if there is a way to remove those extra lines from the table?
enter image description here



I am happy to provide any other details if needed :)






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marked as duplicate by Henri Menke, Stefan Pinnow, flav, Andrew Swann, dexteritas Jan 17 at 7:54


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  • Can you please provide us with a compilable document? When I compile your table with preamble documentclass[12pt]{article} usepackage{amssymb} I do not get such large spaces,

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:05











  • @marmot I am using the following document class documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:27











  • Please add this (as well as begin{document} and end{document}) to your above code such that people have a complete example to play with.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:29











  • @marmot Sure, I will add those details. By the way I am getting the same output in the following documentclasses as well; documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} and documentclass[jou,apacite]{apa6}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:33











  • OK, thanks! I have another question (not that I could immediately answer it). Do you want the check marks and - be vertically aligned, i.e. at the same height, as the bullets of itemize? You might want to use e.g. this answer instead of itemize, this would also solve the vertical space problem.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:36
















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1







This question already has an answer here:




  • Removing extra space after itemize environment in longtable in memoir

    3 answers




I am using the following code to generate a table.



documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

begin{document}

begin{table}[!t]

renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}

caption{Some text}

centering

begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}

hline

textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \

hline



textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

& 

43%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

& 

57%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

25%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

75%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

0%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

100%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

end{tabular}

label{table1}

end{table}

end{document}


However, as shown in the figure below there are empty spaces (highlighted in yellow). I am just wondering if there is a way to remove those extra lines from the table?
enter image description here



I am happy to provide any other details if needed :)






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This question already has an answer here:




  • Removing extra space after itemize environment in longtable in memoir

    3 answers




I am using the following code to generate a table.



documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

begin{document}

begin{table}[!t]

renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}

caption{Some text}

centering

begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}

hline

textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \

hline



textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

& 

43%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

& 

57%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

25%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

75%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

&

0%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

&

100%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

\

hline

end{tabular}

label{table1}

end{table}

end{document}


However, as shown in the figure below there are empty spaces (highlighted in yellow). I am just wondering if there is a way to remove those extra lines from the table?
enter image description here



I am happy to provide any other details if needed :)





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  • Removing extra space after itemize environment in longtable in memoir

    3 answers







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marked as duplicate by Henri Menke, Stefan Pinnow, flav, Andrew Swann, dexteritas Jan 17 at 7:54


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marked as duplicate by Henri Menke, Stefan Pinnow, flav, Andrew Swann, dexteritas Jan 17 at 7:54


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  • Can you please provide us with a compilable document? When I compile your table with preamble documentclass[12pt]{article} usepackage{amssymb} I do not get such large spaces,

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:05











  • @marmot I am using the following document class documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:27











  • Please add this (as well as begin{document} and end{document}) to your above code such that people have a complete example to play with.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:29











  • @marmot Sure, I will add those details. By the way I am getting the same output in the following documentclasses as well; documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} and documentclass[jou,apacite]{apa6}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:33











  • OK, thanks! I have another question (not that I could immediately answer it). Do you want the check marks and - be vertically aligned, i.e. at the same height, as the bullets of itemize? You might want to use e.g. this answer instead of itemize, this would also solve the vertical space problem.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:36





















  • Can you please provide us with a compilable document? When I compile your table with preamble documentclass[12pt]{article} usepackage{amssymb} I do not get such large spaces,

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:05











  • @marmot I am using the following document class documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:27











  • Please add this (as well as begin{document} and end{document}) to your above code such that people have a complete example to play with.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:29











  • @marmot Sure, I will add those details. By the way I am getting the same output in the following documentclasses as well; documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} and documentclass[jou,apacite]{apa6}

    – Emi
    Jan 17 at 5:33











  • OK, thanks! I have another question (not that I could immediately answer it). Do you want the check marks and - be vertically aligned, i.e. at the same height, as the bullets of itemize? You might want to use e.g. this answer instead of itemize, this would also solve the vertical space problem.

    – marmot
    Jan 17 at 5:36



















Can you please provide us with a compilable document? When I compile your table with preamble documentclass[12pt]{article} usepackage{amssymb} I do not get such large spaces,

– marmot
Jan 17 at 5:05





Can you please provide us with a compilable document? When I compile your table with preamble documentclass[12pt]{article} usepackage{amssymb} I do not get such large spaces,

– marmot
Jan 17 at 5:05













@marmot I am using the following document class documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

– Emi
Jan 17 at 5:27





@marmot I am using the following document class documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

– Emi
Jan 17 at 5:27













Please add this (as well as begin{document} and end{document}) to your above code such that people have a complete example to play with.

– marmot
Jan 17 at 5:29





Please add this (as well as begin{document} and end{document}) to your above code such that people have a complete example to play with.

– marmot
Jan 17 at 5:29













@marmot Sure, I will add those details. By the way I am getting the same output in the following documentclasses as well; documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} and documentclass[jou,apacite]{apa6}

– Emi
Jan 17 at 5:33





@marmot Sure, I will add those details. By the way I am getting the same output in the following documentclasses as well; documentclass[smallextended]{svjour3} and documentclass[jou,apacite]{apa6}

– Emi
Jan 17 at 5:33













OK, thanks! I have another question (not that I could immediately answer it). Do you want the check marks and - be vertically aligned, i.e. at the same height, as the bullets of itemize? You might want to use e.g. this answer instead of itemize, this would also solve the vertical space problem.

– marmot
Jan 17 at 5:36







OK, thanks! I have another question (not that I could immediately answer it). Do you want the check marks and - be vertically aligned, i.e. at the same height, as the bullets of itemize? You might want to use e.g. this answer instead of itemize, this would also solve the vertical space problem.

– marmot
Jan 17 at 5:36












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Put vspace*{-baselineskip} after each itemize and remove the last {$newline$} of each column.



documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

begin{document}

begin{table}[!t]

renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}

caption{Some text}

centering

begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}

hline

textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \

hline



textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

vspace*{-baselineskip}

& 

43%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-

& 

57%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark

\

hline

textbf{Some text}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

vspace*{-baselineskip}

&

25%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-

&

75%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark

\

hline

textbf{Some text:}

begin{itemize}

item Some text

item Some text

end{itemize}

vspace*{-baselineskip}

&

0%{$newline$}

-{$newline$}

-

&

100%{$newline$}

checkmark{$newline$}

checkmark

\

hline

end{tabular}

label{table1}

end{table}

end{document}


enter image description here




Here is a proposal how to format this table in a bit more appealing manner.



documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}

usepackage{booktabs}

begin{document}

begin{table}[!t]

  caption{Some text}

  centering

  begin{tabular}{@{}lcc@{}}

    toprule

    textbf{Some text}  & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \

    midrule

    textbf{Some text:} & 43%               & 57%               \

    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    addlinespace

    textbf{Some text}  & 25%               & 75%               \

    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    addlinespace

    textbf{Some text:} & 0%                & 100%              \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \

    bottomrule

  end{tabular}

  label{table1}

end{table}

end{document}


enter image description here






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    Two suggestions:




    • Encase each itemize environment in a top-aligned minipage environment


    • omit the final {$newline$} directive in each group



    Optional: remove the instruction renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3} and add setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}.



    enter image description here



    documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
    
usepackage{array}
    
%usepackage{enumitem}
    
%setlist[itemize]{nosep}
    
begin{document}
    
begin{table}[!t]
    
%renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
    
setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}
    
caption{Some text}
    
label{table1}
    

    
centering
    
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
    
hline
    
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} 
    
\ hline
    

    
%% 1st group
    
textbf{Some text:} & 43% & 57% \ 
    
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
    
begin{itemize}
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
end{itemize}
    
end{minipage}
    
& 
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
--{$newline$}
    
--%{$newline$}
    
& 
    
--{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark%{$newline$}
    
\ hline
    

    
%% 2nd group
    
textbf{Some text} & 25% & 75%\
    
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
    
begin{itemize}
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
end{itemize}
    
end{minipage}
    
&
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
--{$newline$}
    
--{$newline$}
    
--%{$newline$}
    
&
    
--{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark%{$newline$}
    
\ hline
    

    
%% 3rd group
    
textbf{Some text:} & 0% & 100% \
    
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
    
begin{itemize}
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
end{itemize}
    
end{minipage}
    
&
    
--{$newline$}
    
--%{$newline$}
    
&
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark%{$newline$}
    
\ hline
    
end{tabular}
    
end{table}
    
end{document}





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      Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

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    Put vspace*{-baselineskip} after each itemize and remove the last {$newline$} of each column.



    documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
    
begin{document}
    
begin{table}[!t]
    
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
    
caption{Some text}
    
centering
    
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
    
hline
    
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
    
hline
    

    
textbf{Some text:}
    
begin{itemize}
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
end{itemize}
    
vspace*{-baselineskip}
    
& 
    
43%{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
-{$newline$}
    
-
    
& 
    
57%{$newline$}
    
-{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark
    
\
    
hline
    
textbf{Some text}
    
begin{itemize}
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
end{itemize}
    
vspace*{-baselineskip}
    
&
    
25%{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
-{$newline$}
    
-{$newline$}
    
-
    
&
    
75%{$newline$}
    
-{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark
    
\
    
hline
    
textbf{Some text:}
    
begin{itemize}
    
item Some text
    
item Some text
    
end{itemize}
    
vspace*{-baselineskip}
    
&
    
0%{$newline$}
    
-{$newline$}
    
-
    
&
    
100%{$newline$}
    
checkmark{$newline$}
    
checkmark
    
\
    
hline
    
end{tabular}
    
label{table1}
    
end{table}
    
end{document}


    enter image description here




    Here is a proposal how to format this table in a bit more appealing manner.



    documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
    
usepackage{booktabs}
    
begin{document}
    
begin{table}[!t]
    
  caption{Some text}
    
  centering
    
  begin{tabular}{@{}lcc@{}}
    
    toprule
    
    textbf{Some text}  & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
    
    midrule
    
    textbf{Some text:} & 43%               & 57%               \
    
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    addlinespace
    
    textbf{Some text}  & 25%               & 75%               \
    
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    addlinespace
    
    textbf{Some text:} & 0%                & 100%              \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
    
    bottomrule
    
  end{tabular}
    
  label{table1}
    
end{table}
    
end{document}


    enter image description here






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      Put vspace*{-baselineskip} after each itemize and remove the last {$newline$} of each column.



      documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
      
begin{document}
      
begin{table}[!t]
      
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
      
caption{Some text}
      
centering
      
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
      
hline
      
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
      
hline
      

      
textbf{Some text:}
      
begin{itemize}
      
item Some text
      
item Some text
      
item Some text
      
end{itemize}
      
vspace*{-baselineskip}
      
& 
      
43%{$newline$}
      
checkmark{$newline$}
      
-{$newline$}
      
-
      
& 
      
57%{$newline$}
      
-{$newline$}
      
checkmark{$newline$}
      
checkmark
      
\
      
hline
      
textbf{Some text}
      
begin{itemize}
      
item Some text
      
item Some text
      
item Some text
      
item Some text
      
end{itemize}
      
vspace*{-baselineskip}
      
&
      
25%{$newline$}
      
checkmark{$newline$}
      
-{$newline$}
      
-{$newline$}
      
-
      
&
      
75%{$newline$}
      
-{$newline$}
      
checkmark{$newline$}
      
checkmark{$newline$}
      
checkmark
      
\
      
hline
      
textbf{Some text:}
      
begin{itemize}
      
item Some text
      
item Some text
      
end{itemize}
      
vspace*{-baselineskip}
      
&
      
0%{$newline$}
      
-{$newline$}
      
-
      
&
      
100%{$newline$}
      
checkmark{$newline$}
      
checkmark
      
\
      
hline
      
end{tabular}
      
label{table1}
      
end{table}
      
end{document}


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      Here is a proposal how to format this table in a bit more appealing manner.



      documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
      
usepackage{booktabs}
      
begin{document}
      
begin{table}[!t]
      
  caption{Some text}
      
  centering
      
  begin{tabular}{@{}lcc@{}}
      
    toprule
      
    textbf{Some text}  & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
      
    midrule
      
    textbf{Some text:} & 43%               & 57%               \
      
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    addlinespace
      
    textbf{Some text}  & 25%               & 75%               \
      
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    addlinespace
      
    textbf{Some text:} & 0%                & 100%              \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
      
    bottomrule
      
  end{tabular}
      
  label{table1}
      
end{table}
      
end{document}


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        Put vspace*{-baselineskip} after each itemize and remove the last {$newline$} of each column.



        documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
        
begin{document}
        
begin{table}[!t]
        
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
        
caption{Some text}
        
centering
        
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
        
hline
        
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
        
hline
        

        
textbf{Some text:}
        
begin{itemize}
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
end{itemize}
        
vspace*{-baselineskip}
        
& 
        
43%{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-
        
& 
        
57%{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark
        
\
        
hline
        
textbf{Some text}
        
begin{itemize}
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
end{itemize}
        
vspace*{-baselineskip}
        
&
        
25%{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-
        
&
        
75%{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark
        
\
        
hline
        
textbf{Some text:}
        
begin{itemize}
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
end{itemize}
        
vspace*{-baselineskip}
        
&
        
0%{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-
        
&
        
100%{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark
        
\
        
hline
        
end{tabular}
        
label{table1}
        
end{table}
        
end{document}


        enter image description here




        Here is a proposal how to format this table in a bit more appealing manner.



        documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
        
usepackage{booktabs}
        
begin{document}
        
begin{table}[!t]
        
  caption{Some text}
        
  centering
        
  begin{tabular}{@{}lcc@{}}
        
    toprule
        
    textbf{Some text}  & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
        
    midrule
        
    textbf{Some text:} & 43%               & 57%               \
        
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    addlinespace
        
    textbf{Some text}  & 25%               & 75%               \
        
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    addlinespace
        
    textbf{Some text:} & 0%                & 100%              \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    bottomrule
        
  end{tabular}
        
  label{table1}
        
end{table}
        
end{document}


        enter image description here






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        Put vspace*{-baselineskip} after each itemize and remove the last {$newline$} of each column.



        documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
        
begin{document}
        
begin{table}[!t]
        
renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
        
caption{Some text}
        
centering
        
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
        
hline
        
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
        
hline
        

        
textbf{Some text:}
        
begin{itemize}
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
end{itemize}
        
vspace*{-baselineskip}
        
& 
        
43%{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-
        
& 
        
57%{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark
        
\
        
hline
        
textbf{Some text}
        
begin{itemize}
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
end{itemize}
        
vspace*{-baselineskip}
        
&
        
25%{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-
        
&
        
75%{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark
        
\
        
hline
        
textbf{Some text:}
        
begin{itemize}
        
item Some text
        
item Some text
        
end{itemize}
        
vspace*{-baselineskip}
        
&
        
0%{$newline$}
        
-{$newline$}
        
-
        
&
        
100%{$newline$}
        
checkmark{$newline$}
        
checkmark
        
\
        
hline
        
end{tabular}
        
label{table1}
        
end{table}
        
end{document}


        enter image description here




        Here is a proposal how to format this table in a bit more appealing manner.



        documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
        
usepackage{booktabs}
        
begin{document}
        
begin{table}[!t]
        
  caption{Some text}
        
  centering
        
  begin{tabular}{@{}lcc@{}}
        
    toprule
        
    textbf{Some text}  & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} \
        
    midrule
        
    textbf{Some text:} & 43%               & 57%               \
        
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    addlinespace
        
    textbf{Some text}  & 25%               & 75%               \
        
    Some text           & checkmark         & ---                \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    addlinespace
        
    textbf{Some text:} & 0%                & 100%              \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    Some text           & ---                & checkmark         \
        
    bottomrule
        
  end{tabular}
        
  label{table1}
        
end{table}
        
end{document}


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        answered Jan 17 at 5:44









        Henri MenkeHenri Menke

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            Two suggestions:




            • Encase each itemize environment in a top-aligned minipage environment


            • omit the final {$newline$} directive in each group



            Optional: remove the instruction renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3} and add setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
            
usepackage{array}
            
%usepackage{enumitem}
            
%setlist[itemize]{nosep}
            
begin{document}
            
begin{table}[!t]
            
%renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
            
setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}
            
caption{Some text}
            
label{table1}
            

            
centering
            
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
            
hline
            
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} 
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 1st group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 43% & 57% \ 
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
& 
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
& 
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 2nd group
            
textbf{Some text} & 25% & 75%\
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 3rd group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 0% & 100% \
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            
end{tabular}
            
end{table}
            
end{document}





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              Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

              – Emi
              Jan 17 at 6:21
















            5














            Two suggestions:




            • Encase each itemize environment in a top-aligned minipage environment


            • omit the final {$newline$} directive in each group



            Optional: remove the instruction renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3} and add setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
            
usepackage{array}
            
%usepackage{enumitem}
            
%setlist[itemize]{nosep}
            
begin{document}
            
begin{table}[!t]
            
%renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
            
setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}
            
caption{Some text}
            
label{table1}
            

            
centering
            
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
            
hline
            
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} 
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 1st group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 43% & 57% \ 
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
& 
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
& 
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 2nd group
            
textbf{Some text} & 25% & 75%\
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 3rd group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 0% & 100% \
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            
end{tabular}
            
end{table}
            
end{document}





            share|improve this answer



















            • 1





              Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

              – Emi
              Jan 17 at 6:21














            5












            5








            5







            Two suggestions:




            • Encase each itemize environment in a top-aligned minipage environment


            • omit the final {$newline$} directive in each group



            Optional: remove the instruction renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3} and add setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
            
usepackage{array}
            
%usepackage{enumitem}
            
%setlist[itemize]{nosep}
            
begin{document}
            
begin{table}[!t]
            
%renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
            
setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}
            
caption{Some text}
            
label{table1}
            

            
centering
            
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
            
hline
            
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} 
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 1st group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 43% & 57% \ 
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
& 
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
& 
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 2nd group
            
textbf{Some text} & 25% & 75%\
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 3rd group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 0% & 100% \
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            
end{tabular}
            
end{table}
            
end{document}





            share|improve this answer













            Two suggestions:




            • Encase each itemize environment in a top-aligned minipage environment


            • omit the final {$newline$} directive in each group



            Optional: remove the instruction renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3} and add setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}.



            enter image description here



            documentclass[acmsmall]{acmart}
            
usepackage{array}
            
%usepackage{enumitem}
            
%setlist[itemize]{nosep}
            
begin{document}
            
begin{table}[!t]
            
%renewcommand{arraystretch}{1.3}
            
setlengthextrarowheight{2pt}
            
caption{Some text}
            
label{table1}
            

            
centering
            
begin{tabular}{|p{8.3cm}|p{1.7cm}|p{1.7cm}|}
            
hline
            
textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} & textbf{Some text} 
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 1st group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 43% & 57% \ 
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
& 
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
& 
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 2nd group
            
textbf{Some text} & 25% & 75%\
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            

            
%% 3rd group
            
textbf{Some text:} & 0% & 100% \
            
begin{minipage}[t]{hsize}
            
begin{itemize}
            
item Some text
            
item Some text
            
end{itemize}
            
end{minipage}
            
&
            
--{$newline$}
            
--%{$newline$}
            
&
            
checkmark{$newline$}
            
checkmark%{$newline$}
            
\ hline
            
end{tabular}
            
end{table}
            
end{document}






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            answered Jan 17 at 5:56









            MicoMico

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            • 1





              Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

              – Emi
              Jan 17 at 6:21














            • 1





              Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

              – Emi
              Jan 17 at 6:21








            1




            1





            Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

            – Emi
            Jan 17 at 6:21





            Nice answer. I really like it. Thank you. :)

            – Emi
            Jan 17 at 6:21



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