How do you use colspan and rowspan in HTML tables

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I don t know how to merge rows and columns inside HTML tables     Can you please help me with making such a table in HTML

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It is similar to your table     lt table border 1 width 50  gt   lt tr gt       lt td rowspan  2  gt x lt  td gt        lt td colspan  4  gt y lt  td gt   lt  tr gt   lt tr gt       lt td bgcolor  FFFF00  gt I lt  td gt       lt td gt II lt  td gt       lt td bgcolor  FFFF00 gt III lt  td gt       lt td gt IV lt  td gt   lt  tr gt   lt tr gt       lt td gt empty lt  td gt       lt td bgcolor  FFFF00 gt 1 lt  td gt       lt td gt 2 lt  td gt       lt td bgcolor  FFFF00 gt 3 lt  td gt       lt td gt 4 lt  td gt   lt  tr gt

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I have used ngIf for one of my similar logic  it is as follows   x000D   x000D   lt table gt   lt tr  ngFor  let object of objectData  let i  index   gt   lt td  ngIf   i  object rowSpan    0   attr rowspan   object rowSpan  gt   object value   lt  td gt   lt  tr gt   lt  table gt  x000D   x000D   x000D   here  i m getting rowspan value from my model object

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The property you are looking for that first td is rowspan  http   www angelfire com fl5 html-tutorial tables tr code htm   lt table gt   lt tr gt  lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt  lt td colspan  4  gt  lt  td gt  lt  tr gt   lt tr gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt  tr gt   lt tr gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt td gt  lt  td gt  lt  tr gt   lt  table gt

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Use rowspan if you want to extend cells down and colspan to extend across

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lt body gt   lt table gt   lt tr gt  lt td colspan  2  rowspan  2  gt 1 lt  td gt  lt td colspan  4  gt 2 lt  td gt  lt  tr gt   lt tr gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt  tr gt   lt tr gt  lt td colspan  2  gt 1 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  lt  tr gt   lt  table gt   lt  body gt

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If anyone is looking for a rowspan on both the left AND on the right   here is how you can do it    x000D   x000D  table    x000D      border-collapse  collapse  x000D    x000D   x000D  td   x000D      padding  20px   x000D      border  1px solid black   x000D      text-align  center  x000D    x000D   lt table gt  x000D       lt tbody gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td rowspan  2  gt LEFT lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  1  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  2  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  3  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  4  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td rowspan  2  gt RIGHT lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td gt  5  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  6  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  7  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  8  lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt  tbody gt  x000D   lt  table gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    Alternatively  if you want to add the LEFT and RIGHT to an existing rowset  you can achieve the same result by throwing them in with a collapsed colspan in between    x000D   x000D  table   x000D      border-collapse  collapse  x000D    x000D   x000D  td   x000D      padding  20px   x000D      border  1px solid black   x000D      text-align  center  x000D    x000D   lt table gt  x000D       lt tbody gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td rowspan  3  gt LEFT lt  td gt  x000D           lt td colspan  4  style  padding  0  border-bottom  solid 1px transparent   gt  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td rowspan  3  gt RIGHT lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td gt  1  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  2  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  3  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  4  lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td gt  5  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  6  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  7  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  8  lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt tr gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D           lt td gt  -  lt  td gt  x000D       lt  tr gt  x000D       lt  tbody gt  x000D   lt  table gt  x000D   x000D   x000D

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You can use rowspan  n  on a td element to make it span n rows  and colspan  m  on a td element to make it span m columns   Looks like your first td needs a rowspan  2  and the next td needs a colspan  4

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If you re confused how table layouts work  they basically start at x 0  y 0 and work their way across  Let s explain with graphics  because they re so much fun   When you start a table  you make a grid  Your first row and cell will be in the top left corner  Think of it like an array pointer  moving to the right with each incremented value of x  and moving down with each incremented value of y   For your first row  you re only defining two cells  One spans 2 rows down and one spans 4 columns across  So when you reach the end of your first row  it looks something like this      lt table gt       lt tr gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td colspan  4  gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt   lt  table gt    Now that the row has ended  the  array pointer  jumps down to the next row  Since x position 0 is already taken up by a previous cell  x jumps to position 1 to start filling in cells    See note about difference between rowspans   This row has four cells in it which are all 1x1 blocks  filling in the same width of the row above it      lt table gt       lt tr gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td colspan  4  gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt   lt  table gt    The next row is all 1x1 cells  But  for example  what if you added an extra cell  Well  it would just pop off the edge to the right      lt table gt       lt tr gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td colspan  4  gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt   lt  table gt      But what if we instead  rather than adding the extra cell  made all these cells have a rowspan of 2  The thing you need to consider here is that even though you re not going to be adding any more cells in the next row  the row still must exist  even though it s an empty row   If you did try to add new cells in the row immediately after  you d notice that it would start adding them to the end of the bottom row      lt table gt       lt tr gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td colspan  4  gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt  lt  td gt       lt  tr gt   lt  table gt    Enjoy the wonderful world of creating tables

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lt style type  text css  gt       table   border 2px black dotted  margin  auto  width  100         tr   border  2px red dashed        td   border  1px green solid     lt  style gt   lt table gt       lt tr gt           lt td rowspan  2  gt x lt  td gt            lt td colspan  4  gt y lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt I lt  td gt           lt td gt II lt  td gt           lt td gt III lt  td gt           lt td gt IV lt  td gt       lt  tr gt       lt tr gt           lt td gt nothing lt  td gt           lt td gt 1 lt  td gt           lt td gt 2 lt  td gt           lt td gt 3 lt  td gt           lt td gt 4 lt  td gt       lt  tr gt   lt  table gt

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I d suggest    x000D   x000D  table   x000D      empty-cells  show  x000D      border  1px solid  000  x000D    x000D   x000D  table td  x000D  table th   x000D      min-width  2em  x000D      min-height  2em  x000D      border  1px solid  000  x000D    x000D   lt table gt  x000D       lt thead gt  x000D           lt tr gt  x000D               lt th rowspan  2  gt  lt  th gt  x000D               lt th colspan  4  gt  amp nbsp  lt  th gt  x000D           lt  tr gt  x000D           lt tr gt  x000D               lt th gt I lt  th gt  x000D               lt th gt II lt  th gt  x000D               lt th gt III lt  th gt  x000D               lt th gt IIII lt  th gt  x000D           lt  tr gt  x000D       lt  thead gt  x000D       lt tbody gt  x000D           lt tr gt  x000D               lt td gt  lt  td gt  x000D               lt td gt 1 lt  td gt  x000D               lt td gt 2 lt  td gt  x000D               lt td gt 3 lt  td gt  x000D               lt td gt 4 lt  td gt  x000D            lt  tr gt  x000D       lt  tbody gt  x000D   lt  table gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    References    td element  th element  tbody element  thead element  table element

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Colspan and Rowspan A table is divided into rows and each row is divided into cells  In some situations we need the Table Cells span across  or merged  more than one column or row  In these situations we can use Colspan or Rowspan attributes   Colspan The colspan attribute defines the number of columns a cell should span  or merge  horizontally  That is  you want to merge two or more Cells in a row into a single Cell    lt td colspan 2  gt     How to colspan     lt html gt   lt body  gt       lt table border 1  gt           lt tr gt               lt td colspan 2  gt                  Merged              lt  td gt           lt  tr gt           lt tr gt               lt td gt                  Third Cell              lt  td gt               lt td gt                  Forth Cell              lt  td gt           lt  tr gt       lt  table gt   lt  body gt   lt  html gt    Rowspan The rowspan attribute specifies the number of rows a cell should span vertically  That is   you want to merge two or more Cells in the same column as a single Cell vertically    lt td rowspan 2  gt    How to Rowspan     lt html gt   lt body  gt       lt table border 1  gt           lt tr gt               lt td gt                  First Cell              lt  td gt               lt td rowspan 2  gt                  Merged              lt  td gt           lt  tr gt           lt tr gt               lt td valign middle gt                  Third Cell              lt  td gt           lt  tr gt       lt  table gt   lt  body gt   lt  html gt

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