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I am trying to recreate this table using LaTeX.

I want to additionally align the decimals. I have tried using this code to do so.

beginframe
frametitleTable
begintable
begintabularl *4d3.3 
toprule
Variable & Weighted Test Statistic & Unweighted p-value & Weighted Test Statistic & Unweighted p-value\
midrule
Attendance Rate&0.55&0.0875&2.15&$<$0.0001\
Test Average&4.14&0.0320&4.68&0.0080\
Final Exam&4.12&0.0022&1.99&0.1590\
makecellData Analysis \ Assignment Average&20.98&$<$0.0001&17.42&$<$0.0001\
Quiz Average&3.88&0.0035&2.33&0.0399\
bottomrule
endtabular
captionKruskal-Wallis Tests by Semester
endtable

endframe

This code created the following table. There are several things I would like to fix. Namely

• Adding fall and spring panels like in the original table


• Aligning the values associated with the "Data Analysis Assignment Average" at the top of that row


• Fixing the < signs


• Fixing the headings so that they can be within the bounds of a PowerPoint slide. I tried using the makecell. function but it didn't work the same as with the midrule components.

Note: I wasn't sure what to title this question so feel free to change it.

Edit:

One of the following two packages made each slide look weird

usepackagefullpage
usepackagetabulary

Here my suggestions.

I have not met the point two. It seem more elegant to me aligned at bottom, or as showed here, aligned at the middle. But if you disagree, just change the m column by a p. Anyway, with p,m or b the main point is that without awful the horizontal rows, this table need some extra vertical space between rows to mark clearly where stard/end the text of the multiline cell. Otherwise the "Variable" column is a mess.

documentclassbeamer
usepackagebooktabs,tabularx,dcolumn
newcolumntypedD.cdot-1
begindocument
beginframe
begintable
captionKruskal-Wallis Tests by Semester
footnotesizetabcolsep0em
renewcommandarraystretch1.5
begintabularxtextwidth>raggedrightm10emddddtoprule & 
multicolumn2cFalll &
multicolumn2cSpring \
cmidrule(r)2-3
cmidrule(l)4-5
multicolumn1Xleavevmodenewline Variable & 
multicolumn1Xcentering Weighted Test Statistic & 
multicolumn1Xcentering Unweighted p-value & 
multicolumn1Xcentering Weighted Test Statistic & 
multicolumn1Xcentering Unweighted p-value tabularnewline
cmidrule(r)1-1
cmidrule(rl)2-2
cmidrule(rl)3-3
cmidrule(rl)4-4
cmidrule(rl)5-5
Attendance Rate & 0.55 & 0.0875 & 2.15 & <0.0001\
Test Average & 4.14 & 0.0320 & 4.68 & 0.0080\
Final Exam & 4.12 & 0.0022 & 1.99 & 0.1590\
Data Analysis Assignment Average & 20.98 & <0.0001 & 17.42 & <0.0001\
Quiz Average & 3.88 & 0.0035 & 2.33 & 0.0399\
bottomrule
endtabularx
endtable
endframe
enddocument

This might work for your purposes. I used the article class for this but I think you can change it to beamer and use the frametitle option in lieu of the caption and you can adjust the font size as needed using footnotesize or anything else that can fit the dimensions of the slide. In addition, you can add the beginframe and endframe to the beginning and end of the table chunk of code.

documentclassarticle

usepackagefullpage
usepackagetabulary
usepackagebooktabs
begindocument

begintable
 captionKruskal-Wallis Tests by Semester
 begintabularylinewidthLCCCC
 \
 hline
 & multicolumn2cFalll&multicolumn2cSpring \
 hline
 Variable & Weighted Test Statistic & Unweighted p-value & Weighted Test Statistic & Unweighted p-value\
 hline
 Attendance Rate&0.55&0.0875&2.15&$<$0.0001\
 Test Average&4.14&0.0320&4.68&0.0080\
 Final Exam&4.12&0.0022&1.99&0.1590\
 Data Analysis&&&&\ 
 Assignment Average&20.98&$<$0.0001&17.42&$<$0.0001\
 Quiz Average&3.88&0.0035&2.33&0.0399\
 hline 
 endtabulary
endtable

enddocument

Edit:

For beamer class,

beginframe
footnotesize %Or whatever other size you need
frametitleMY TABLE %Frame Title
begintable
 captionKruskal-Wallis Tests by Semester
 begintabularylinewidthLCCCC
 \
 hline
 & multicolumn2cFalll&multicolumn2cSpring \
 hline
 Variable & Weighted Test Statistic & Unweighted p-value & Weighted Test Statistic & Unweighted p-value\
 hline
 Attendance Rate&0.55&0.0875&2.15&$<$0.0001\
 Test Average&4.14&0.0320&4.68&0.0080\
 Final Exam&4.12&0.0022&1.99&0.1590\
 Data Analysis&&&&\ 
 Assignment Average&20.98&$<$0.0001&17.42&$<$0.0001\
 Quiz Average&3.88&0.0035&2.33&0.0399\
 hline 
 endtabulary
endtable
endframe

I hope this helps!