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# Hvordan inkludere tabeller i et LaTeX-dokument

Dette er den femte videoen i en serie på 21 av [Dr. Vincent Knight](http://bit.ly/186ai3Z) ved Cardiff University; den viser hvordan du inkluderer tabeller i LaTeX-dokumentene dine ved hjelp av `tabluar` miljøet. Gjennom et kort eksempel vil du se hvordan du inkluderer rader og kolonner med horisontale og vertikale skillelinjer, og med ulik justering av teksten i cellene.

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Denne videoen bygger videre på [forrige veiledningen](/latex/no/sporsmal-og-svar/44-how-to-create-lists-bullet-points-and-enumerations-in-latex.md) der vi så hvordan man legger til punktlister og nummererte lister.

For å lage din egen kopi av filen som brukes i denne videoen, klikk her for å [å åpne «Tables example»](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/examples/hello-world-example/jmcytxzgxjfk).


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