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I would like to enclose a table with curly brackets. I photoshopped an example here:
Table Curly Brackets



The MWE of the table is here, please feel free to add packages etc.



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documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
begintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular
endtable

enddocument


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  • Welcome to tex.sx. You don't want to use the table environment here -- that's a "float", and can't be placed inside anything else. Just tabular should work, although to get the braces around it, it will need to be embedded in math (a display as you have shown) with text... around the tabular block.

    – barbara beeton
    Mar 3 at 23:10











  • texdoc schemata, there are a example of use here

    – Fran
    Mar 3 at 23:11















5















I would like to enclose a table with curly brackets. I photoshopped an example here:
Table Curly Brackets



The MWE of the table is here, please feel free to add packages etc.



`



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
begintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular
endtable

enddocument


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  • Welcome to tex.sx. You don't want to use the table environment here -- that's a "float", and can't be placed inside anything else. Just tabular should work, although to get the braces around it, it will need to be embedded in math (a display as you have shown) with text... around the tabular block.

    – barbara beeton
    Mar 3 at 23:10











  • texdoc schemata, there are a example of use here

    – Fran
    Mar 3 at 23:11













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I would like to enclose a table with curly brackets. I photoshopped an example here:
Table Curly Brackets



The MWE of the table is here, please feel free to add packages etc.



`



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
begintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular
endtable

enddocument


`










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I would like to enclose a table with curly brackets. I photoshopped an example here:
Table Curly Brackets



The MWE of the table is here, please feel free to add packages etc.



`



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
begintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular
endtable

enddocument


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  • Welcome to tex.sx. You don't want to use the table environment here -- that's a "float", and can't be placed inside anything else. Just tabular should work, although to get the braces around it, it will need to be embedded in math (a display as you have shown) with text... around the tabular block.

    – barbara beeton
    Mar 3 at 23:10











  • texdoc schemata, there are a example of use here

    – Fran
    Mar 3 at 23:11

















  • Welcome to tex.sx. You don't want to use the table environment here -- that's a "float", and can't be placed inside anything else. Just tabular should work, although to get the braces around it, it will need to be embedded in math (a display as you have shown) with text... around the tabular block.

    – barbara beeton
    Mar 3 at 23:10











  • texdoc schemata, there are a example of use here

    – Fran
    Mar 3 at 23:11
















Welcome to tex.sx. You don't want to use the table environment here -- that's a "float", and can't be placed inside anything else. Just tabular should work, although to get the braces around it, it will need to be embedded in math (a display as you have shown) with text... around the tabular block.

– barbara beeton
Mar 3 at 23:10





Welcome to tex.sx. You don't want to use the table environment here -- that's a "float", and can't be placed inside anything else. Just tabular should work, although to get the braces around it, it will need to be embedded in math (a display as you have shown) with text... around the tabular block.

– barbara beeton
Mar 3 at 23:10













texdoc schemata, there are a example of use here

– Fran
Mar 3 at 23:11





texdoc schemata, there are a example of use here

– Fran
Mar 3 at 23:11










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Something like this?



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,array
usepackage[a4paper,left=2cm,right=2cm]geometry

newcommandverysloppytolerance=2000 hbadness=2000 emergencystretch=linewidth

begindocument

beginequation*
mathrmTaxonomy_1=
beginBmatrix
mbox%
renewcommandarraystretch1.3%
footnotesize
begintabular@ >$l<$ l >$r<$ @ >verysloppyp8cm@
D_1 & Value Proposition & D_1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_2 & Value Proposition & D_2 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_3 & Value Proposition & D_3 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_4 & Value Proposition & D_4 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_5 & Value Proposition & D_5 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_6 & Value Proposition & D_6 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular%

endBmatrix
endequation*

enddocument


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  • Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:44











  • @slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

    – egreg
    Mar 3 at 23:54


















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Just place your tabular inside a math environment like [] and use left and right:



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable[!htb]
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endtable

enddocument


Edit: Added the textTaxonomy= and broken manually the long lines.



documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagelipsum
usepackageamsmath
begindocument

lipsum[1]

begingroup
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[textTaxonomy=leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm l

$D_1$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endgroup

enddocument





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  • Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

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    Mar 3 at 23:42











  • See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

    – koleygr
    Mar 3 at 23:53











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Something like this?



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,array
usepackage[a4paper,left=2cm,right=2cm]geometry

newcommandverysloppytolerance=2000 hbadness=2000 emergencystretch=linewidth

begindocument

beginequation*
mathrmTaxonomy_1=
beginBmatrix
mbox%
renewcommandarraystretch1.3%
footnotesize
begintabular@ >$l<$ l >$r<$ @ >verysloppyp8cm@
D_1 & Value Proposition & D_1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_2 & Value Proposition & D_2 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_3 & Value Proposition & D_3 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_4 & Value Proposition & D_4 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_5 & Value Proposition & D_5 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_6 & Value Proposition & D_6 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular%

endBmatrix
endequation*

enddocument


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  • Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:44











  • @slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

    – egreg
    Mar 3 at 23:54















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Something like this?



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,array
usepackage[a4paper,left=2cm,right=2cm]geometry

newcommandverysloppytolerance=2000 hbadness=2000 emergencystretch=linewidth

begindocument

beginequation*
mathrmTaxonomy_1=
beginBmatrix
mbox%
renewcommandarraystretch1.3%
footnotesize
begintabular@ >$l<$ l >$r<$ @ >verysloppyp8cm@
D_1 & Value Proposition & D_1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_2 & Value Proposition & D_2 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_3 & Value Proposition & D_3 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_4 & Value Proposition & D_4 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_5 & Value Proposition & D_5 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_6 & Value Proposition & D_6 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular%

endBmatrix
endequation*

enddocument


enter image description here






share|improve this answer























  • Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:44











  • @slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

    – egreg
    Mar 3 at 23:54













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Something like this?



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,array
usepackage[a4paper,left=2cm,right=2cm]geometry

newcommandverysloppytolerance=2000 hbadness=2000 emergencystretch=linewidth

begindocument

beginequation*
mathrmTaxonomy_1=
beginBmatrix
mbox%
renewcommandarraystretch1.3%
footnotesize
begintabular@ >$l<$ l >$r<$ @ >verysloppyp8cm@
D_1 & Value Proposition & D_1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_2 & Value Proposition & D_2 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_3 & Value Proposition & D_3 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_4 & Value Proposition & D_4 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_5 & Value Proposition & D_5 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_6 & Value Proposition & D_6 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular%

endBmatrix
endequation*

enddocument


enter image description here






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Something like this?



documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,array
usepackage[a4paper,left=2cm,right=2cm]geometry

newcommandverysloppytolerance=2000 hbadness=2000 emergencystretch=linewidth

begindocument

beginequation*
mathrmTaxonomy_1=
beginBmatrix
mbox%
renewcommandarraystretch1.3%
footnotesize
begintabular@ >$l<$ l >$r<$ @ >verysloppyp8cm@
D_1 & Value Proposition & D_1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_2 & Value Proposition & D_2 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_3 & Value Proposition & D_3 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_4 & Value Proposition & D_4 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_5 & Value Proposition & D_5 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
D_6 & Value Proposition & D_6 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabular%

endBmatrix
endequation*

enddocument


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  • Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:44











  • @slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

    – egreg
    Mar 3 at 23:54

















  • Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:44











  • @slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

    – egreg
    Mar 3 at 23:54
















Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

– slandolt
Mar 3 at 23:44





Great! Thank you. When I add the table to my document, it fits very nicely. But the right bracket is not aligned with my linewidth, it overshoots. Only the text is aligned correctly

– slandolt
Mar 3 at 23:44













@slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

– egreg
Mar 3 at 23:54





@slandolt Reduce the size of the last column

– egreg
Mar 3 at 23:54











4














Just place your tabular inside a math environment like [] and use left and right:



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable[!htb]
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endtable

enddocument


Edit: Added the textTaxonomy= and broken manually the long lines.



documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagelipsum
usepackageamsmath
begindocument

lipsum[1]

begingroup
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[textTaxonomy=leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm l

$D_1$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endgroup

enddocument





share|improve this answer

























  • Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:42











  • See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

    – koleygr
    Mar 3 at 23:53















4














Just place your tabular inside a math environment like [] and use left and right:



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable[!htb]
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endtable

enddocument


Edit: Added the textTaxonomy= and broken manually the long lines.



documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagelipsum
usepackageamsmath
begindocument

lipsum[1]

begingroup
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[textTaxonomy=leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm l

$D_1$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endgroup

enddocument





share|improve this answer

























  • Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:42











  • See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

    – koleygr
    Mar 3 at 23:53













4












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4







Just place your tabular inside a math environment like [] and use left and right:



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable[!htb]
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endtable

enddocument


Edit: Added the textTaxonomy= and broken manually the long lines.



documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagelipsum
usepackageamsmath
begindocument

lipsum[1]

begingroup
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[textTaxonomy=leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm l

$D_1$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endgroup

enddocument





share|improve this answer















Just place your tabular inside a math environment like [] and use left and right:



documentclass[11pt]article

begindocument

begintable[!htb]
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm p8cm

$D_1~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2~Value Proposition$ & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform, C1,9 Decision Support System,,C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database, C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
endtabularright]
endtable

enddocument


Edit: Added the textTaxonomy= and broken manually the long lines.



documentclass[11pt]article
usepackagelipsum
usepackageamsmath
begindocument

lipsum[1]

begingroup
centering
scriptsize
renewcommandarraystretch1.5

[textTaxonomy=leftbegintabularp3cm p0.7cm l

$D_1$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
$D_2$~emphValue Proposition & D1 = & C1,7 Blockchain, C1,8 Digital Platform,\ &&C1,9 Decision Support System,,\&&C1,10 Marketplace, C1,11 Database,\&& C1,12 Transaction Processing, System \
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  • Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:42











  • See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

    – koleygr
    Mar 3 at 23:53

















  • Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

    – slandolt
    Mar 3 at 23:42











  • See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

    – koleygr
    Mar 3 at 23:53
















Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

– slandolt
Mar 3 at 23:42





Tank you very much! But am I able to add the "Taxonomy =" in a tabular environment?

– slandolt
Mar 3 at 23:42













See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

– koleygr
Mar 3 at 23:53





See my edit but I think there are better ways too have what you want.

– koleygr
Mar 3 at 23:53

















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