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Golgor wrote:Hello there!
I know this is a pretty late answer, but I found an answer to your problem and felt like sharing. The example code below will create a table exactly as your picture in the top post. Hope this helps someone!

This example is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot for sharing! =)

The problem is either related to fontspec, MiKTeX or Windows, or a combination of the three. I've tried to compile the document with TeXWorks, and I get the same Windows API error.

Thanks for the tip about the other forum. I'll try there as well.

After spending quite some time searching the web for answers to this, it seemed the solution to many problems slightly similar to this one was to reinstall MiKTeX 2.9 and all packages. I thought I'd give this a try, but it did not help. I have also triple checked that all my packages are up to date ...

Those examples do indeed compile with both xelatex and pdflatex.

After doing some further testing, it appears the '\usepackage{fontspec}' commmand is what causes the compilation to fail, and the essential build log message is xelatex.exe: Windows API error 1113: No mapping for the Unicode character ...

Hi!
I'm not certain if this is the correct place to post this, but please help me move this post if it belongs elsewhere.

The following code did compile with XeLaTeX earlier, but it won't compile (in TeXnicCenter) after I upgraded to MiKTeX 2.9.

\documentclass[10pt, a4paper]{article}
\usepackage ...

Useful they are indeed!
Thanks a lot!

The little specific nature of my question was quite intentional. If there are several ways to solve a procedural/iterative problem in LaTeX, I would appreciate to know more than one of them. I should have made it clearer, though, that the problems I'm talking about are not connected to creating ...

Hi!
My question is quite simple. I'm supposed to perform some tiresome, iterative calculations in the form of simple procedural programming and print the results in a LaTeX document. Would it be possible to have LaTeX do such iterative calculations, or do I have to perform the calculations ...

Hi, Johan! Thanks for the reply.

I tried the workaround with the pdflatex compiler, and I have attached the output below. It doesn't seem to work too well, as it, for some reason, interferes with the text placement in the column. The code used to generate the output is the same as the one in my ...

This indeed does the trick.
Thanks!