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• See Also
  • TextGrid
  • GraphicsGrid
  • Row
  • Column
  • Multicolumn
  • TableForm
  • MatrixForm
  • TableView
  • GalleryView
  • ArrayPlot
  • MatrixPlot
  • Labeled
  • Overlay
  • Item
  • SemanticImport
  • FormControl
• Related Guides
  • Grids & Tables
  • Layout & Tables
  • Notebook Document Generation
  • User Interface Structuring & Layout
  • Computation with Structured Datasets
  • Data Visualization
  • Mathematical Typesetting
  • Automated Reports
  • Palettes
  • Text Generation
  • Handling Arrays of Data
  • Creating Form Interfaces & Apps
  • Standalone Interfaces
• Workflows
  • Make a Grid Containing Text
  • Make a Grid of Output Data
  • Put Graphics in a Grid
  • Create a Palette
• Tech Notes
  • Tables and Matrices
  • Grids, Rows, and Columns
  • Formatted Output

Grid[{{expr₁₁,expr₁₂,…},{expr₂₁,expr₂₂,…},…}]

is an object that formats with the expr_ij arranged in a two-dimensional grid.

• In a notebook, you can enter expressions in a two-dimensional layout by using to add columns and to add rows. By default, this layout evaluates to a nested list. You can make a Grid that preserves the layout by using Grid[layout].
• You can use to move to the next placeholder in a Grid. moves out of the whole Grid.
• Grid[…] formats as a grid in StandardForm and TraditionalForm.
• In InputForm, Grid[…] formats literally as Grid[…].
• Normal[grid] extracts the list of lists that make up a grid.
• The expr_ij can be expressions of any kind, including graphics and controls.
• You can enter text in an element of a Grid by giving it as a string. You can use Text["string"] or Style["string","style"] to specify a particular style.
• The list_i in Grid[{list₁,list₂,…}] do not all need to be the same length; there will be empty space in the grid at the ends of shorter rows.
• You can specify that an element e should span multiple positions in a grid using, for example, Grid[{{e,SpanFromLeft,SpanFromLeft},…}].
• The following specify that a particular position should be spanned:
• A particular element can span both multiple rows and multiple columns, by having a rectangular section of the array with the form {{e,SpanFromLeft,SpanFromLeft,…}, {SpanFromAbove,SpanFromBoth,SpanFromBoth,…},…}.
• In a notebook, you can combine selected elements in a grid to make a single spanning element using the Make Spanning menu item.
• The following options can be given:
• Common settings for Frame include:
• None no frame True frame around the whole grid All frame around every item in the grid {All, False} put a frame at every horizontal position (column lines) {False, All} put a frame at every vertical position (row lines)
• Settings for the options Alignment, Background, Frame, ItemSize and ItemStyle can be given as follows to apply separately to different items:
• spec apply spec to all items {spec_x} apply spec_x at successive horizontal positions {spec_x,spec_y} apply spec_k at successive horizontal and vertical positions {spec_x,spec_y,rules} also allow explicit rules for individual i,j elements
• The spec_k can have the following forms:
• {s₁,s₂,…,s_n} use s₁ through s_n, then use defaults {{c}} use c in all cases {{c₁,c₂}} alternate between c₁ and c₂ {{c₁,c₂,…}} cycle through all c_i {s,{c}} use s, then repeatedly use c {s₁,{c},s_n} use s₁, then repeatedly use c, but use s_n at the end {s₁,s₂,…,{c₁,c₂,…},s_m,…,s_n} use the first sequence of s_i at the beginning, then cyclically use the c_i, then use the last sequence of s_i at the end {s₁,s₂,…,{},s_m,…,s_n} use the first sequence of s_i at the beginning and the last sequence at the end {i₁->v₁,i₂->v₂,…} specify what to use at positions i_k {spec,rules} use rules to override specifications in spec
• With settings of the form {s₁,s₂,…,{…},s_m,…,s_n}, if there are more s_i specified than items across the grid, s_i from the beginning are used for the first items, and ones from the end are used for the last items.
• Settings such as Alignment, Background, and Frame can effectively be specified for individual items in the grid using Item.
• With the default setting ItemSize->Automatic, Grid will break elements across multiple lines if necessary.
• Grid will not change the size of graphics or other objects that have explicit ImageSize settings.
• For a grid with n items in a particular direction, Dividers and Spacings can specify settings for the n+1 gaps between elements, starting before the first element and ending after the last element.
• Settings for Dividers and Spacings can have the following forms:
• spec apply spec to all gaps between items {spec_x,spec_y} apply spec_x, spec_y to successive horizontal and vertical gaps
• The spec_i can have the same forms as for Alignment, Background, and other item-oriented options.
• The following settings can be used for BaselinePosition:
• Axis axis of the middle row in the grid Baseline baseline of the middle row in the grid Bottom bottom of the whole grid Center halfway from top to bottom Top top of the whole grid {{i,j},pos} position pos in element i,j pos->ref baseline offset to make pos be aligned with ref
• The BaselinePosition is by default taken to be Center->Axis.
• The settings for BaseStyle are appended to the default style typically given by the "Grid" style in the current stylesheet.

Display elements in a grid:

Put a frame around every element:

Use Text to format grid elements as text:

Grid can contain elements of any size:

Grid can contain graphics or any other expressions:

Grid can contain active controls:

Create a grid with a single row:

Grid can be used to format grids with no rows, empty rows, or ragged rows:

Put a frame around the whole grid:

Put a frame around every element:

Draw all the frames in red:

Put a frame around the first row and column:

Draw different frames with different styles:

Put dividers at all horizontal positions:

Put dividers at all vertical positions:

Put dividers at the third horizontal and second vertical positions:

Make the element 4 span the column to its right:

Make it span three columns:

Make the element 2 span the row below it:

Make it span three rows:

Span throughout a 2×2 block:

Align contents to the left:

Align contents to the right:

Draw the grid with a light blue background:

Make the first columns light blue and gray:

Make the first rows light blue and gray:

Make all rows except the first one gray:

Make the first and last rows light blue:

Use a repeating pattern for rows:

Make the first row gray, then a repeating pattern of none and light blue:

Highlight the final column:

Combine a final column highlight with a repeating row pattern:

Highlight a specific column using its column index:

Specify colors for the first two rows, and then additional rows using a column index:

Specify rows as a repeating pattern with an exception specified with its row index:

Make the first column and last column light blue:

Set the font color of the individual items to be red:

Specify a style for the first column:

Specify a style for the first row and column:

Specify a complex style for the first row:

Set all item contents to be blue, except for the first row:

Alternate styles by row:

Alternate complex styles by row:

Embed styling options with a particular grid item:

Make each row and column just big enough to fit the items they contain:

Leave the same amount of space for all items:

Set the horizontal spacing between items:

Set the horizontal and vertical spacings:

Align elements around the center of the grid:

Align numbers on the decimal point:

Create a grid that can have between 2 and 4 columns and between 3 and 5 rows:

Draw the grid with a pink background:

Pink and gray backgrounds for the columns at the first and second horizontal positions:

An equivalent syntax:

Pink and gray backgrounds for the rows at the first and second vertical positions:

Alternating pink and gray backgrounds:

Alternating backgrounds with yellow superimposed in the first and last positions:

Blending of colors:

Set the background for specific items:

Set the background for a subregion of the grid:

Align the center of the grid with the baseline of surrounding text:

Align the bottom of the grid with the baseline:

Align a specific grid element with the baseline:

Draw all interior dividers:

Draw a divider at every other horizontal position:

Include the final position:

Draw dividers with specified styles:

Frame the entire grid:

Frame all elements in the grid:

Frame specific elements:

Frame a region:

FrameStyle supports a variety of graphics directives:

FrameStyle is applied to all sources of grid lines, including Dividers and Item:

Directives given with FrameStyle are combined with those specified elsewhere:

Make each item a fixed number of character-widths wide:

ItemSize->All makes all items the same size:

ItemSize->Automatic line-wraps textual items at the page width:

Prevent line-wrapping:

Set one overall style for grid items:

Use Directive to wrap multiple style directives:

Use a style from the current stylesheet:

Style specific elements:

Style a region:

Insert no additional space between rows or columns:

Insert no additional space between rows:

Specify spacing with numeric values:

Use different spacings at the first vertical divider:

A simple user interface layout:

Presenting tabular data:

The elements of a Grid can be extracted with Part:

Styles given in a list will be interpreted as corresponding to successive columns or rows:

Directive groups styles into a single collective unit:

To span across both rows and columns requires appropriate use of SpanFromBoth:

A visual design:

A Sudoku grid:

Create a random arrangement of spanning rows and columns:

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