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I'm looking to create a table with 3 cells (TableRow) each cell should have the dimensions of the size of the full screen (width and height).



Should I use something other than a TableLayout to get the same effect?



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    I'm looking to create a table with 3 cells (TableRow) each cell should have the dimensions of the size of the full screen (width and height).



    Should I use something other than a TableLayout to get the same effect?



    Thanks a lot.



    Here is an example of the expected result






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      I'm looking to create a table with 3 cells (TableRow) each cell should have the dimensions of the size of the full screen (width and height).



      Should I use something other than a TableLayout to get the same effect?



      Thanks a lot.



      Here is an example of the expected result






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      I'm looking to create a table with 3 cells (TableRow) each cell should have the dimensions of the size of the full screen (width and height).



      Should I use something other than a TableLayout to get the same effect?



      Thanks a lot.



      Here is an example of the expected result






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          The standard way of doing this will be by using a RecyclerView along with a Vertical Layout Manager, each and every one of your element will have width and height as match parent.






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          • Thank you very much! it is working great! here is an example of how to use RecyclerView with a Vertical Layout Manager. stackoverflow.com/questions/40584424/…
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          • Thank you very much! it is working great! here is an example of how to use RecyclerView with a Vertical Layout Manager. stackoverflow.com/questions/40584424/…
            – gal.m
            Nov 18 at 4:57










          • glad I could help @gal.m
            – war_Hero
            Nov 19 at 4:43




















          • Thank you very much! it is working great! here is an example of how to use RecyclerView with a Vertical Layout Manager. stackoverflow.com/questions/40584424/…
            – gal.m
            Nov 18 at 4:57










          • glad I could help @gal.m
            – war_Hero
            Nov 19 at 4:43


















          Thank you very much! it is working great! here is an example of how to use RecyclerView with a Vertical Layout Manager. stackoverflow.com/questions/40584424/…
          – gal.m
          Nov 18 at 4:57




          Thank you very much! it is working great! here is an example of how to use RecyclerView with a Vertical Layout Manager. stackoverflow.com/questions/40584424/…
          – gal.m
          Nov 18 at 4:57












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