Not only can
Mathematica perform very complicated data analysis, it can also display these results in a formatted, easy-to-read display that can be used in other documents or presentations. One of the most useful ways to format data is with a table.
First, import some data to work with:
Put all this information in a table:
Align the text on the left and put extra space between the columns and rows:
Add a frame and use
as the style for each item:
Emphasize the row and column headings with different backgrounds:
Any expression can appear as part of a table of data, including graphics:
Individual items can be made to span multiple rows, columns, or both by using
SpanFromLeft,
SpanFromAbove, or
SpanFromBoth:
