Thread: printing contents of array vertically

Hi,
I have written a program from a book I'm learning from. Everything works except for the end when the contents of an array is to be displayed in a table.

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

main()

{
	int sweatshirts[7][4],
                    size,      /*index*/                                                   
                college;    /*index*/


	for(college=0; college<7; ++college)
	{
		printf("\nPlease enter the number of sweatshirt sizes for college %d." , college+1);
			for(size=0; size<4; ++size)
			{
				printf("\nSize(%d): " , size+1);
					scanf("%d" , &sweatshirts[college][size]);
			}

	}


					for(college=0; college<7; ++college)
					{
						
						for(size=0; size<4; ++size)
						{
							
							printf("\n%d " , sweatshirts[college][size]);
/*this loop is just to test the output numbers are correct*/	
							if(size == 3)
							printf("\n");					
							
						}
					}

	

/*output numbers will go in this table in columns under 1-7*/

      /*printf("\n                                      College                  \n");
	printf("\n                       1     2     3     4     5     6     7    Size total        ");
	printf("\n");
	printf("\n        Small\n");
	printf("\n       Medium\n");
	printf("\nSize\n");
	printf("\n        Large\n");
	printf("\n      X_Large\n");
	printf("\nCollege total\n");
	printf("\nTotal quantity on hand\n");  */
	
			

}

The table is on the bottom in /*comments*/. The last for loop is just a test to see if the output is correct. But it will eventually be in the table. Problem is I cant get each "size" for each of the 7 "stores" to print out vertically under each numbered column like:
1 3
2 4
3 5
4 6 I have tried using /t in the for loop to try and make the numbers start in a new position to the right, but no luck.