Mathematica Asked on May 20, 2021
This is a simple question, but I just cannot understand the explanation given in the Grid documentation page for how to set different alignments for different parts of a grid. I have a grid with two rows with four columns each, and I would like the top row to be bottom aligned and the bottom row to be top aligned. Or, in general, I want to specify one alignment per row (again, for a two row grid). How do I do this?
mat = {{Column[{12, 34}], 123, 1234, 5}, {Column[{1, 2}], 3, 4, 5}};
The default is center aligned rows and columns
mat // Grid[#, Frame -> All] &
For top row to be bottom aligned and the bottom row to be top aligned
mat // Grid[#, Frame -> All,
Alignment -> {Automatic, {Bottom, Top}}] &
You can specify any desired Alignment
mat // Grid[#, Frame -> All,
Alignment -> {{Center, Left, Right, Center}, {Bottom, Top}}] &
Correct answer by Bob Hanlon on May 20, 2021
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