Android: help creating tablelayout?

A TableLayout isn't really what you need for this. A TableLayout gives you something like Excel, where you have rows and columns Also, dip is the same as dp Possible Solution:? Xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?

A TableLayout isn't really what you need for this. A TableLayout gives you something like Excel, where you have rows and columns. Also, dip is the same as dp.

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– Yang Jan 20 '10 at 19:07 I updated my answer to show a possible solution. – CaseyB Jan 20 '10 at 19:54.

A RelativeLayout allows you to tell views to stick to the bottom or top, with the attributes layout_alignParentBottom="true" or layout_alignParentTop="true". See common layouts for more information on the RelativeLayout.

Your answerdoes not work that well, I wish people would stop posting the wrong answers. Here is one tip you can use. Use the merge tag to merge with the parent since the parent layout is most likely in FrameLayout mode anyway.

Wrap one part in Linearlayout (your first two rows) then the last row leave will default to parent. Then use the android:layout_gravity="bottom" attribute. See layout example for more information.

Here is an example of mine with 3 text views and 2 seekbars I wanted the last text to layout on the bottom.

Another way to do this is to use RelativeLayout mixed with LinearLayout. In the Relative portion you reference the previous widget using the android:layout_below="@id/color_font_text" for example. This will lay the second widget, a SeekBar below the first TextView.

Hope this helps!

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