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The Next CEO of Stack OverflowFormatting table border and text alignment in LaTeX tableextra alignment tab errorbfseries and alignment in tableExtra alignment tab error, on TableAlignment in tabularx environmentAlignment problems with table using tabularxChanging tabularx column alignment partway through tablecenter alignment of headers in tableText alignment in the tablevertical alignment in table cells










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 begintable[]
centering
captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
labeltable:notation
begintabularxlinewidth@ l
>hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
>hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
@
toprule
Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscriptILSS & multirow3*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS & multirow2*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP & multirow2*$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
endtabularx
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 begintable[]
centering
captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
labeltable:notation
begintabularxlinewidth@ l
>hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
>hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
@
toprule
Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscriptILSS & multirow3*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS & multirow2*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP & multirow2*$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
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 begintable[]
centering
captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
labeltable:notation
begintabularxlinewidth@ l
>hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
>hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
@
toprule
Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscriptILSS & multirow3*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS & multirow2*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP & multirow2*$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
endtabularx
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 begintable[]
centering
captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
labeltable:notation
begintabularxlinewidth@ l
>hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
>hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
@
toprule
Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscriptILSS & multirow3*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$ & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS & multirow2*$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP & multirow2*$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC & $[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
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Please reformat the code by using the and provide us with a complete compilable document which starts with documentclass and ends with enddocument. Most likely you are looking for the makecell package.

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documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
usepackagebooktabs, multirow, tabularx
newcolumntypeC>centeringarraybackslashX
newcolumntypeL>raggedrightarraybackslashX
usepackagesiunitx
usepackage[skip=1ex,
textfont=color=red]caption

%---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
usepackageshowframe
renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
%---------------------------------------------------------------%

begindocument
begintable
renewcommandtabularxcolumn[1]m#1% valid local for tis table
centering
captionLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
labeltable:notation
begintabularxlinewidth@ l C L @
toprule
Laminate & textStacking sequence & Purpose \
midrule
LTHINtextsubscriptILSS
& multirow6=centering
[(SI45degree/%
SI0degree)/%
(SI-45degree/%
SI90degree)]textsubscript4s
& Interlaminar shear strenght testing \
cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptIP
& & Tensile and compressive testing \
cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
LTHINtextsubscriptLVI
& & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \
midrule
LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC
&
[(SI45degree/%
SI90degree/%
(SI-45degree/
SI0degree)]textsubscript4s
& Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \
midrule
LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP
& multirow3.4=centering
[(SI45degree/V$_i$/SI0degree)/
V$_i$/(SI-45degree/%
V$_i$/SI90degree)/%
V$_i$]textsubscript4$ ($i = 1,2$)
& Tensile and compressive testing \
cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI
& & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \
endtabularx
endtable
enddocument


table is not complete, however it show how to solve all your requirements (as i understood them). for values with units i use the siunitx package, and for caption the caption package. i also change width of columns. i suggest to have equal width of the second and third column. for long sequence, which not fit in cell i enable that it can be broken into three lines






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    You will most likely get mad at me but I really think you will greatly benefit from trying to understand what math vs. text mode are good for, how simple it is to get a subscript in math mode (vs. text mode) and so on. I leave all these things untouched and focus on the multirows, which I replaced by multirowcells that come with the makecell package.



    documentclassarticle
    usepackagetabularx
    usepackagebooktabs
    usepackagemultirow
    usepackagemakecell
    %usepackagesiunitx
    defdegreeensuremath^circ
    usepackagexcolor
    begindocument
    begintable[]
    centering
    captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
    labeltable:notation
    begintabularxlinewidth@ l
    >hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
    >hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
    @
    toprule
    Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
    LTHINtextsubscriptILSS &
    multirowcell3[-5ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$
    & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
    LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
    LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
    LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
    multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$
    & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
    LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS &
    multirowcell2[-3ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
    LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
    LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP &
    multirowcell3[-3ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/
    \ quad V$_i]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
    LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
    LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
    multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$
    \ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
    endtabularx
    endtable
    enddocument


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    And please consider providing a complete compilable document in the future. Here I just quickly made up something crappy for degree but I would like to argue that you should not use a macro of this name unless it is from the siunitx package.






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      documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
      usepackagebooktabs, multirow, tabularx
      newcolumntypeC>centeringarraybackslashX
      newcolumntypeL>raggedrightarraybackslashX
      usepackagesiunitx
      usepackage[skip=1ex,
      textfont=color=red]caption

      %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
      usepackageshowframe
      renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
      renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
      %---------------------------------------------------------------%

      begindocument
      begintable
      renewcommandtabularxcolumn[1]m#1% valid local for tis table
      centering
      captionLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
      labeltable:notation
      begintabularxlinewidth@ l C L @
      toprule
      Laminate & textStacking sequence & Purpose \
      midrule
      LTHINtextsubscriptILSS
      & multirow6=centering
      [(SI45degree/%
      SI0degree)/%
      (SI-45degree/%
      SI90degree)]textsubscript4s
      & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \
      cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
      LTHINtextsubscriptIP
      & & Tensile and compressive testing \
      cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
      LTHINtextsubscriptLVI
      & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \
      midrule
      LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC
      &
      [(SI45degree/%
      SI90degree/%
      (SI-45degree/
      SI0degree)]textsubscript4s
      & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \
      midrule
      LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP
      & multirow3.4=centering
      [(SI45degree/V$_i$/SI0degree)/
      V$_i$/(SI-45degree/%
      V$_i$/SI90degree)/%
      V$_i$]textsubscript4$ ($i = 1,2$)
      & Tensile and compressive testing \
      cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
      LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI
      & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \
      endtabularx
      endtable
      enddocument


      table is not complete, however it show how to solve all your requirements (as i understood them). for values with units i use the siunitx package, and for caption the caption package. i also change width of columns. i suggest to have equal width of the second and third column. for long sequence, which not fit in cell i enable that it can be broken into three lines






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        documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
        usepackagebooktabs, multirow, tabularx
        newcolumntypeC>centeringarraybackslashX
        newcolumntypeL>raggedrightarraybackslashX
        usepackagesiunitx
        usepackage[skip=1ex,
        textfont=color=red]caption

        %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
        usepackageshowframe
        renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
        renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
        %---------------------------------------------------------------%

        begindocument
        begintable
        renewcommandtabularxcolumn[1]m#1% valid local for tis table
        centering
        captionLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
        labeltable:notation
        begintabularxlinewidth@ l C L @
        toprule
        Laminate & textStacking sequence & Purpose \
        midrule
        LTHINtextsubscriptILSS
        & multirow6=centering
        [(SI45degree/%
        SI0degree)/%
        (SI-45degree/%
        SI90degree)]textsubscript4s
        & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \
        cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
        LTHINtextsubscriptIP
        & & Tensile and compressive testing \
        cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
        LTHINtextsubscriptLVI
        & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \
        midrule
        LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC
        &
        [(SI45degree/%
        SI90degree/%
        (SI-45degree/
        SI0degree)]textsubscript4s
        & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \
        midrule
        LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP
        & multirow3.4=centering
        [(SI45degree/V$_i$/SI0degree)/
        V$_i$/(SI-45degree/%
        V$_i$/SI90degree)/%
        V$_i$]textsubscript4$ ($i = 1,2$)
        & Tensile and compressive testing \
        cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
        LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI
        & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \
        endtabularx
        endtable
        enddocument


        table is not complete, however it show how to solve all your requirements (as i understood them). for values with units i use the siunitx package, and for caption the caption package. i also change width of columns. i suggest to have equal width of the second and third column. for long sequence, which not fit in cell i enable that it can be broken into three lines






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          documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
          usepackagebooktabs, multirow, tabularx
          newcolumntypeC>centeringarraybackslashX
          newcolumntypeL>raggedrightarraybackslashX
          usepackagesiunitx
          usepackage[skip=1ex,
          textfont=color=red]caption

          %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
          usepackageshowframe
          renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
          renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
          %---------------------------------------------------------------%

          begindocument
          begintable
          renewcommandtabularxcolumn[1]m#1% valid local for tis table
          centering
          captionLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
          labeltable:notation
          begintabularxlinewidth@ l C L @
          toprule
          Laminate & textStacking sequence & Purpose \
          midrule
          LTHINtextsubscriptILSS
          & multirow6=centering
          [(SI45degree/%
          SI0degree)/%
          (SI-45degree/%
          SI90degree)]textsubscript4s
          & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \
          cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
          LTHINtextsubscriptIP
          & & Tensile and compressive testing \
          cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
          LTHINtextsubscriptLVI
          & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \
          midrule
          LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC
          &
          [(SI45degree/%
          SI90degree/%
          (SI-45degree/
          SI0degree)]textsubscript4s
          & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \
          midrule
          LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP
          & multirow3.4=centering
          [(SI45degree/V$_i$/SI0degree)/
          V$_i$/(SI-45degree/%
          V$_i$/SI90degree)/%
          V$_i$]textsubscript4$ ($i = 1,2$)
          & Tensile and compressive testing \
          cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
          LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI
          & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \
          endtabularx
          endtable
          enddocument


          table is not complete, however it show how to solve all your requirements (as i understood them). for values with units i use the siunitx package, and for caption the caption package. i also change width of columns. i suggest to have equal width of the second and third column. for long sequence, which not fit in cell i enable that it can be broken into three lines






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          documentclass[12pt,a4paper]article
          usepackagebooktabs, multirow, tabularx
          newcolumntypeC>centeringarraybackslashX
          newcolumntypeL>raggedrightarraybackslashX
          usepackagesiunitx
          usepackage[skip=1ex,
          textfont=color=red]caption

          %---------------- show page layout. don't use in a real document!
          usepackageshowframe
          renewcommandShowFrameLinethickness0.15pt
          renewcommand*ShowFrameColorcolorred
          %---------------------------------------------------------------%

          begindocument
          begintable
          renewcommandtabularxcolumn[1]m#1% valid local for tis table
          centering
          captionLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
          labeltable:notation
          begintabularxlinewidth@ l C L @
          toprule
          Laminate & textStacking sequence & Purpose \
          midrule
          LTHINtextsubscriptILSS
          & multirow6=centering
          [(SI45degree/%
          SI0degree)/%
          (SI-45degree/%
          SI90degree)]textsubscript4s
          & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \
          cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
          LTHINtextsubscriptIP
          & & Tensile and compressive testing \
          cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
          LTHINtextsubscriptLVI
          & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \
          midrule
          LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC
          &
          [(SI45degree/%
          SI90degree/%
          (SI-45degree/
          SI0degree)]textsubscript4s
          & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \
          midrule
          LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP
          & multirow3.4=centering
          [(SI45degree/V$_i$/SI0degree)/
          V$_i$/(SI-45degree/%
          V$_i$/SI90degree)/%
          V$_i$]textsubscript4$ ($i = 1,2$)
          & Tensile and compressive testing \
          cmidrule1-1 cmidrule3-3
          LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI
          & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \
          endtabularx
          endtable
          enddocument


          table is not complete, however it show how to solve all your requirements (as i understood them). for values with units i use the siunitx package, and for caption the caption package. i also change width of columns. i suggest to have equal width of the second and third column. for long sequence, which not fit in cell i enable that it can be broken into three lines







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              You will most likely get mad at me but I really think you will greatly benefit from trying to understand what math vs. text mode are good for, how simple it is to get a subscript in math mode (vs. text mode) and so on. I leave all these things untouched and focus on the multirows, which I replaced by multirowcells that come with the makecell package.



              documentclassarticle
              usepackagetabularx
              usepackagebooktabs
              usepackagemultirow
              usepackagemakecell
              %usepackagesiunitx
              defdegreeensuremath^circ
              usepackagexcolor
              begindocument
              begintable[]
              centering
              captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
              labeltable:notation
              begintabularxlinewidth@ l
              >hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
              >hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
              @
              toprule
              Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
              LTHINtextsubscriptILSS &
              multirowcell3[-5ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$
              & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
              LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
              LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
              LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
              multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$
              & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
              LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS &
              multirowcell2[-3ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
              LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
              LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP &
              multirowcell3[-3ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/
              \ quad V$_i]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
              LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
              LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
              multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$
              \ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
              endtabularx
              endtable
              enddocument


              enter image description here



              And please consider providing a complete compilable document in the future. Here I just quickly made up something crappy for degree but I would like to argue that you should not use a macro of this name unless it is from the siunitx package.






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                You will most likely get mad at me but I really think you will greatly benefit from trying to understand what math vs. text mode are good for, how simple it is to get a subscript in math mode (vs. text mode) and so on. I leave all these things untouched and focus on the multirows, which I replaced by multirowcells that come with the makecell package.



                documentclassarticle
                usepackagetabularx
                usepackagebooktabs
                usepackagemultirow
                usepackagemakecell
                %usepackagesiunitx
                defdegreeensuremath^circ
                usepackagexcolor
                begindocument
                begintable[]
                centering
                captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
                labeltable:notation
                begintabularxlinewidth@ l
                >hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
                >hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
                @
                toprule
                Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
                LTHINtextsubscriptILSS &
                multirowcell3[-5ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$
                & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
                multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$
                & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
                LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS &
                multirowcell2[-3ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP &
                multirowcell3[-3ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/
                \ quad V$_i]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
                multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$
                \ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
                endtabularx
                endtable
                enddocument


                enter image description here



                And please consider providing a complete compilable document in the future. Here I just quickly made up something crappy for degree but I would like to argue that you should not use a macro of this name unless it is from the siunitx package.






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                  You will most likely get mad at me but I really think you will greatly benefit from trying to understand what math vs. text mode are good for, how simple it is to get a subscript in math mode (vs. text mode) and so on. I leave all these things untouched and focus on the multirows, which I replaced by multirowcells that come with the makecell package.



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackagetabularx
                  usepackagebooktabs
                  usepackagemultirow
                  usepackagemakecell
                  %usepackagesiunitx
                  defdegreeensuremath^circ
                  usepackagexcolor
                  begindocument
                  begintable[]
                  centering
                  captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
                  labeltable:notation
                  begintabularxlinewidth@ l
                  >hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
                  >hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
                  @
                  toprule
                  Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
                  LTHINtextsubscriptILSS &
                  multirowcell3[-5ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$
                  & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                  LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
                  multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$
                  & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
                  LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS &
                  multirowcell2[-3ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                  LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP &
                  multirowcell3[-3ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/
                  \ quad V$_i]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                  LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
                  multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$
                  \ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
                  endtabularx
                  endtable
                  enddocument


                  enter image description here



                  And please consider providing a complete compilable document in the future. Here I just quickly made up something crappy for degree but I would like to argue that you should not use a macro of this name unless it is from the siunitx package.






                  share|improve this answer













                  You will most likely get mad at me but I really think you will greatly benefit from trying to understand what math vs. text mode are good for, how simple it is to get a subscript in math mode (vs. text mode) and so on. I leave all these things untouched and focus on the multirows, which I replaced by multirowcells that come with the makecell package.



                  documentclassarticle
                  usepackagetabularx
                  usepackagebooktabs
                  usepackagemultirow
                  usepackagemakecell
                  %usepackagesiunitx
                  defdegreeensuremath^circ
                  usepackagexcolor
                  begindocument
                  begintable[]
                  centering
                  captiontextcolorredLaminates devised for in-plane (tension and compression) and mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness experiments. Non-crimp fabric blankets are indicated with parenthesis. The $$$ sign means only one veil in the symmetry plane. Explicar y poner el capitulo correspondiente. Poner bonita
                  labeltable:notation
                  begintabularxlinewidth@ l
                  >hsize=0.65hsizeX % <---
                  >hsize=0.35hsizeX % <---
                  @
                  toprule
                  Laminate & Stacking sequence & Purpose \ midrule
                  LTHINtextsubscriptILSS &
                  multirowcell3[-5ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript4s$
                  & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LTHINtextsubscriptIP & & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LTHINtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                  LTHINtextsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
                  multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[(45degree/90degree)/(-45degree/0degree)]textsubscript4s$
                  & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ midrule
                  LSTANDARDtextsubscriptILSS &
                  multirowcell2[-3ex][l]$[(45degree/0degree)/(-45degree/90degree)]textsubscript2s$ & Interlaminar shear strenght testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LSTANDARDtextsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                  LV1textsubscriptIP and LV2textsubscriptIP &
                  multirowcell3[-3ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/V$_i$/0$degree$)/V$_i$/($-$45$degree$/V$_i$/90$degree$)/
                  \ quad V$_i]$textsubscript4$$$ ($i$ = 1,2) & Tensile and compressive testing \ cmidrule(r)1-1 cmidrule(r)3-3
                  LV1textsubscriptLVI and LV2textsubscriptLVI & & Impact and Quasi-static indentation testing \ midrule
                  LV1textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC and LV2textsubscript$G$textsubscriptIC &
                  multirowcell2[-1ex][l]$[$(45$degree$/90$degree$)/($-$45$degree$/0$degree$)/V$_i$$]$textsubscript6$$$
                  \ ($i$ = 1,2) & Mode-I interlaminar fracture toughness testing \ bottomrule
                  endtabularx
                  endtable
                  enddocument


                  enter image description here



                  And please consider providing a complete compilable document in the future. Here I just quickly made up something crappy for degree but I would like to argue that you should not use a macro of this name unless it is from the siunitx package.







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