Error for Multplication Table: numbers won't multiply right

Hey guys so i produced a multiplication table; however the numbers don't multiply right ex 1 x 1 is not 2 and so on. Not sure where the error for this i want to make it so 1 x 1 = 1; 2 x 1 = 2; 3 x 1 = 3 and so on.

Code:

 // calling program
        
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#include "Myhead.h"
#include "legrid.h" 

int main()
{
    Heading();
     
    ClearTheScreen();
   
    GridBox(3,3,13);
    
   

    PauseTheScreen();
}

// my header file

Code:

void ClearTheScreen()    
{
    system("cls");
}
void PauseTheScreen()
{
    _settextposition(45,24);
    _settextcolor(14);
    system("pause");
}
void Carpet(int Color)
{
    int k,m;
    char Background[2];
    Background[0] = 176;
    Background[1] = '\0';

    _settextcolor(Color);
    for ( k = 0; k < 45; k++)
    {
        for ( m = 0; m < 80; m++)
        {
            _settextposition(k+1,m+1);
            _outtext(Background);

        }
    }

}

void Center(int Row,char *Text,int Color)
{
    int k;

    _settextcolor(Color);
    k = strlen(Text);
    k = ( 80 - k ) / 2;
    _settextposition(Row,k);
    _outtext(Text);

}
void Heading()
{
    ClearTheScreen();
    Carpet(10);

    Center(1,"VENTURA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT",14);
    Center(2,"Ventura College",14);
    Center(4,"Programming Fundamentals",13);
    Center(5,"CS V11 - Fall of 2012",13);
    Center(7,"Jessica Perez",12);

}

Code:

 // source code

void GridBox(int Row,int Col,int Color)
{
    int q,k,m,p;

    int ASCII;
    char Number[80];

    char UpperLeft[2],UpperRight[2],LowerLeft[2],LowerRight[2];
    char Vertical[2],Horizontal[2];
    char UpperTee[2],LowerTee[2],LeftTee[2],RightTee[2];
    char Cross[2];

    _settextcolor(Color);
                                                                         
    UpperLeft [0] = 218;
    UpperRight[0] = 191;
    LowerLeft [0] = 192;
    LowerRight[0] = 217;
    Vertical  [0] = 179;
    Horizontal[0] = 196;

    UpperTee[0] =   194;
    LowerTee[0] =   193;
    LeftTee [0] =   195;
    RightTee[0] =   180;
    Cross   [0] =   197;


    UpperLeft [1] = '\0';
    UpperRight[1] = '\0';
    LowerLeft [1] = '\0';
    LowerRight[1] = '\0';
    Vertical  [1] = '\0';
    Horizontal[1] = '\0';

     
    UpperTee  [1] = '\0';
    LowerTee  [1] = '\0';
    LeftTee   [1] = '\0';
    RightTee  [1] = '\0';
    Cross     [1] = '\0';

    // To print Numbers

    _settextcolor(14);
    for (m = 0; m < 5; m++)
    {
        for ( k = 0; k < 4; k++)
        {
            p = (k+1)*(m+1);
            itoa(p,Number,10 );

            if ( p < 10 )
            {
                _settextposition(4+2*m, 8+2+4*k);//original 21+2+4*k
            }
        
            else if ( p < 100 )
            {
                _settextposition(4+2*m, 8+1*k);
            }
        
            else
            {
                _settextposition(4+2*m, 8+0+4*k);
            }

            _outtext(Number);
        }

    }

    for ( k = 0; k < 4; k++)
    {
        p = k+1;
        itoa( p,Number,10);

        if ( p < 10 )
        {
            _settextposition(6+2*k,6); //12 + 2, 19 original
        }
        else
        {
            _settextposition(6+2*k,7); //12 + 2, 18 original
        }

        _outtext(Number);

    }





    // CORNERS
    _settextposition(Row,Col);
    _outtext(UpperLeft);
    _settextposition(Row,Col+(3+1)*5);
    _outtext(UpperRight);
    _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*5,Col);
    _outtext(LowerLeft);
    _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*5,Col+(3+1)*5);
    _outtext(LowerRight);

    // Horizontal Lines

    for ( q = 0; q < 5 + 1 ; q++)
    {

       for ( k = 0; k < 5 ; k++)
       {

          for ( m = 0; m < 3 ; m++)
          {
       
             _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*q,(Col+1)+(3+1)*k+m); 
             _outtext(Horizontal);                            
          }

       }
    }



    // Vertical  Lines

    for ( q = 0; q < 5 + 1 ; q++)
    {

       for ( k = 0; k < 5 ; k++)
       {

          for ( m = 0; m < 1 ; m++)
          {
             _settextposition((Row+1)+(1+1)*k+m,Col+(3+1)*q);
             _outtext(Vertical);          
          }
       }

    }
    // Upper & LowerTee's

    for ( k = 0; k < 5 - 1 ; k++)
    {
       _settextposition(Row,Col+(3+1)*k+3+1);
       _outtext(UpperTee);          

       _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*5,Col+(3+1)*k+3+1);
       _outtext(LowerTee);
    }

    // Right & Left Tee's

    for ( k = 0; k < 5 - 1 ; k++)
    {
       _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*k+1+1,Col);
       _outtext(LeftTee);          

       _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*k+1+1,Col+(3+1)*5);
       _outtext(RightTee);
    }

    // Crosses

       for ( k = 0; k < 5 - 1 ; k++)
       {

          for ( m = 0; m < 5 - 1 ; m++)
          {
             _settextposition(Row+(1+1)*k+1+1,Col+(3+1)*m+3+1);
             _outtext(Cross);          
          }
       }
}

Hmm, without understanding the functions, and unable to run the code, it's difficult to say what might be going wrong.

I might have an idea you can explore.

It seems you want the following:

- A 5x5 table
- The first row contains header values 1 - 4
- The first column contains header values 1 - 4
- At each corresponding intersection of the table, you want to place the product of the row header times the column header
* Therefore, the second row is where the products of the multiplication start

However, what I suspect your code is actually doing is starting to place the products of the multiplication in the first row. 'm' and 'k' should both run from zero to three, but I see that 'm' runs zero to four - and afterwards, you print out the header column in the first column.

Code:

for (m = 0; m < 5; m++)
    {
        for ( k = 0; k < 4; k++)
        {
            p = (k+1)*(m+1);
            itoa(p,Number,10 );
 
            if ( p < 10 )
            {
                _settextposition(4+2*m, 8+2+4*k);//original 21+2+4*k
            }
         
            else if ( p < 100 )
            {
                _settextposition(4+2*m, 8+1*k);
            }
         
            else
            {
                _settextposition(4+2*m, 8+0+4*k);
            }
 
            _outtext(Number);
        }
 
    }

Do you think this might be the source of error?

I agree with the above statement as it looks like correct multiplication tables are placed in the boxes. But they are formatted one row higher than they should be. If you noticed your last row is all multiples of 5 rather than 4.