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%% Timestamp: "$(date +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") (ywatanabe)"
%% File: _Table_ID_XX_advanced.tex
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%% ADVANCED TABLE CAPTION TEMPLATE WITH FORMATTING OPTIONS
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%% Instructions:
%% 1. Copy this template to match your table data file
%% 2. Rename following the naming convention: Table_ID_NN_description.tex
%% - NN should be a two-digit number (01, 02, etc.)
%% - description should be a short, descriptive name
%% 3. Customize the formatting options below as needed
%% 4. Complete the table title and description
%%
%% Reference in text with: Table~\ref{tab:NN}
%% See TABLE_FORMAT_OPTIONS.md for more details
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%% TABLE FORMATTING OPTIONS - UNCOMMENT/MODIFY AS NEEDED
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%% Basic Formatting
% fontsize=small % Options: tiny, scriptsize, footnotesize, small, normalsize
% tabcolsep=4pt % Space between columns
% width=0.95\textwidth % Width of table caption
%% Alignment Options
% alignment=auto % Options: l, c, r, auto, mixed, smart
% column-spec=lccr % Custom column specification (overrides alignment)
% first-col-bold % Makes first column bold
%% Layout Options
% orientation=landscape % Displays table in landscape mode
% float-pos=ht % Controls table position
% caption-pos=top % Position of caption (top or bottom)
% scale-to-width % Scale table to fit specified width
% max-width=0.95\textwidth % Maximum table width
%% Style Options
% style=booktabs % Options: booktabs, basic, fancy
% header-style=bold % Options: bold, plain, colored
% no-color % Disables alternating row colors
% no-math % Disables math formatting for numeric data
%% Advanced Options
% wrap-text % Enables text wrapping in cells
% auto-width % Automatic column width calculation
% multirow % Support for multi-row cells
\caption{\textbf{
TABLE TITLE HERE
}
\smallskip
\\
TABLE DESCRIPTION HERE. Provide a detailed explanation of the table contents,
including methodology, sample size, measurement units, and any other information
needed to properly interpret the data.
}
% width=0.95\textwidth
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