For Grid[], Frame of specific cells disappear with Dividers
This (from the Frame help page) works fine:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}}]
but this does not, as the frames disappear:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {{False, 6 -> True}, False}]
I have a workaround using Item[foo,Frame->True] but it is much uglier code.
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This (from the Frame help page) works fine:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}}]
but this does not, as the frames disappear:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {{False, 6 -> True}, False}]
I have a workaround using Item[foo,Frame->True] but it is much uglier code.
grid-lines frame
asked 2 days ago
Aharon Naiman
1678
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This (from the Frame help page) works fine:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}}]
but this does not, as the frames disappear:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {{False, 6 -> True}, False}]
I have a workaround using Item[foo,Frame->True] but it is much uglier code.
grid-lines frame
asked 2 days ago
Aharon Naiman
1678
This (from the Frame help page) works fine:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}}]
but this does not, as the frames disappear:
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {{False, 6 -> True}, False}]
I have a workaround using Item[foo,Frame->True] but it is much uglier code.
grid-lines frame
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Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {6 -> True}]
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took theDividersformat also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite theFrame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon
– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see thatFrameandDividersare closely related inGrid.
– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
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Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {6 -> True}]
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took theDividersformat also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite theFrame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon
– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see thatFrameandDividersare closely related inGrid.
– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
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Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {6 -> True}]
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took theDividersformat also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite theFrame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon
– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see thatFrameandDividersare closely related inGrid.
– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
add a comment |
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {6 -> True}]
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
Grid[Table[x, {4}, {7}],
Frame -> {None, None, {{1, 1} -> True, {3, 3} -> True}},
Dividers -> {6 -> True}]
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
answered 2 days ago
Alex Trounev
6,0751419
6,0751419
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took theDividersformat also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite theFrame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon
– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see thatFrameandDividersare closely related inGrid.
– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
add a comment |
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took theDividersformat also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite theFrame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon
– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see thatFrameandDividersare closely related inGrid.
– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took the
Dividers format also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite the Frame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
Thank you! Should I have known this? I took the
Dividers format also right out of the help page. Did my form somehow overwrite the Frame? Is this written up somewhere that I can read? Thank you again. -- Aharon– Aharon Naiman
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see that
Frame and Dividers are closely related in Grid.– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
@AharonNaiman you're welcome! Sorry, but I use not textbooks, but many years of programming experience. You can also experiment and see that
Frame and Dividers are closely related in Grid.– Alex Trounev
2 days ago
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