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Paste here a table from a webpage, a Word document, an Excel document or an OpenOffice document.
Since the launch of this site, this utility has generated millions of tables, making life easier for students, scientists, academics and LaTeX enthusiasts. My goal was to create an editor that would be easy to use, that would generate its own code and that would handle all situations to produce clean and neat tables.
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DonateTo select multiple cells, uses CTRL + Click (or ⌘ + Click on Macintosh). Hold CTRL (or ⌘) and click on all the cells that you want to select.
To select multiple adjacent cells, uses SHIFT + Click. Click on the first cell, then hold Shift and click on the last cell.
Under the logo, there's a File menu. Click on it and then follows File > Import table > LaTeX.
On the right panel, click on Border editor to expand the section. Then, click on .